Stuart Silvester

Flagging as a spammer does do this if the 'delete' content option is selected.

Flagging as a spammer does do this if the 'delete' content option is selected.

You can find out more information about our Spam Defense Service here: https://invisioncommunity.com/features/spam/

Thanks, I've opened an internal issue so we can review this.

Submit a ticket and we'll take a look. I haven't seen this happen before.

It sound like this may be the same as this issue? 
If so, we already have an internal bug report open for this
 

If your GD/ImageMagick libraries (whichever one you may be using) support WebP you will see webp listed on the allowed extensions when uploading images.

Thank you, I have created an internal bug report for this and we'll review it soon.

4.6 added support for native web sharing, so if you have WeChat installed on your device, it will automatically be an available option for sharing
 

Our reply was asking you to use the email address tied to your license, so you won't see the response in the client area. It should be in the email inbox you used to send the request though.
We will need to look further at this via ticket. To save time, feel free to go ahead and create a new one from the client area 🙂 

You're absolutely right, I was using the same terminology the health dashboard uses.
We have pushed out a bulletin to those affected but it may take a few hours to display (depending on when the community checks for new bulletins).

This issue appears to be caused by invisible recaptcha, switching to recaptcha 2 will fix the issue. We're still looking into the issue of whether it's a Google problem or something we need to fix. 

We've made an optional patch available to address this (and issues with the admincp upgrade when PHP 8 is used), go to AdminCP > Support > and click optional update in the  'Invision Community' block.
The captcha issue did only affect specific configurations of the registration form where the full form was in use (instead of quick registration).

This issue appears to be caused by invisible recaptcha, switching to recaptcha 2 will fix the issue. We're still looking into the issue of whether it's a Google problem or something we need to fix. 

This issue appears to be caused by invisible recaptcha, switching to recaptcha 2 will fix the issue. We're still looking into the issue of whether it's a Google problem or something we need to fix. 

The issue OP was facing wasn't software related, but we had it fixed fairly quickly.
This kind of thing could be anything from a permissions issue not allowing an extracted file to overwrite an existing one or maybe your specific PHP install being unable to extract the archive. Unless you submit a ticket, we simply won't know and won't be able to do anything to correct it if it is a genuine issue.

If your GD/ImageMagick libraries (whichever one you may be using) support WebP you will see webp listed on the allowed extensions when uploading images.

Yes, the language string you're looking for is 'notification__new_mention_title'. There are also others that start with notification__ that are used in push notifications

If your GD/ImageMagick libraries (whichever one you may be using) support WebP you will see webp listed on the allowed extensions when uploading images.

Ran CCleaner to empty device caches and it's working now - thanks for the headsup 🙂
 

It's working for me, you may find that your device has cached the old manifest so it hasn't seen your new updates yet.

WebP has the correct file extension in 4.6.3

That sounds like you've got something like mod_security on the server blocking the post submission. Your server administrator should be able to assist with that.

Thank you, I have created an internal bug report for this.

WebP has the correct file extension in 4.6.3