Stuart Silvester

We've got an open task to upgrade our integration to the latest version.
I have just added a link to this blog post to it, so we're aware. Thank you for letting us know.

You would need to check those boxes on the right for the endpoints you want that scope to have access to.
The scopes, as part of the OAuth standard, you pass when you authenticate the user - https://aaronparecki.com/oauth-2-simplified

Currency symbols and the price formatting come from your servers locale.
Make sure that your language pack is using the correct locale (AdminCP > Customisation > Languages > Edit Language pack (s))

We've got a fix for this issue coming in 4.6.7. You're absolutely correct, it's an issue with generating the email notification to let the member know that they've been awarded a new badge.

This constant doesn't affect the speed at which emails are sent, only the amount that are processed 'per cycle' and background tasks are designed to run as many cycles as possible in within the allowed server resources.
There isn't a way to restrict how many emails are sent per time, perhaps you may want to look at a service such as SendGrid or SES that can handle the volume.

Yes, I would recommend upgrading to 3.4 first, then going to 4.6

Hi,
I suspect you now have two versions of various cookies, both set on different paths. It's likely the wrong one is being passed by the browser when you're using your community which is causing a failure when authenticating using 'remember me'.
You may want to change your cookie prefix, just to remove the possibility for these conflicts. See COOKIE_PREFIX here- https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/advanced-options/configuration-options/using-constantsphp-r25/
 

You can use the theme differences tool to look at changed templates and CSS between versions - https://invisioncommunity.com/index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=plugins&do=diff
4.6.6 does not contain any CSS changes.

Hi Nigel,
I think you're looking at the global theme editor instead of the specific to Pages.
The CSS and Javascript files for Pages are stored in a different place, go to AdminCP > Pages > Templates.

Unfortunately, this is controlled by your browser, the browser language settings and in some cases, your OS locale settings. It isn't something we have any control over.

Your columns should have an array key that matches the column name so...
... 'columns' => array( 'sas_mm_id' => array( 'name' => 'sas_mm_id', 'type' => 'smallint', ...  

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.

This is an issue that we're aware of and are working to fix in the release.

In the meantime, please create the /srv/htdocs/community/datastore directory on your server and CHMOD it 0777

After you have done that, you should be able to go back to the installer/upgrader and continue.

Hello,
This is a feature designed to increase the conversion of visitors into members, you can read more about it here
 

A SERVER_CONFIGURATION error suggests that PHP is triggering the error because of a PHP extension issue:
 

You will need to make sure that your store currency is set to EUR (iDEAL can only be used with Euros).
If you're still having an issue, please create a ticket and one of our support agents will be more than happy to look into it for you.

Security through obscurity isn't the best idea. We recommend using the built in tools instead such as requiring multi-factor authentication for AdminCP access.
We also often see that customers that have done this still forget to rename the folder when upgrading manually and they end up with two admin folders, one that redirects to the other completely ruling out any obscurity advantage.

Right here: https://invisioncommunity.com/clientarea/cards/

Yes, if you don't have any vB CMS data to convert, uncheck 'pages and records'. We've fixed this in an upcoming release so it's a bit smarter and knows if you don't have vb CMS even if you check the box.

We've already fixed this issue, but if you're seeing it you can go to <your-url>/admin/upgrade and run the process from there. Effectively, the upgrade has already ran, it just hasn't updated the version numbers for those apps.
For future readers: re-running the upgrader for this specific issue between 4.5.4 and 4.5.4.2 is safe, but if you have any other upgrade issues you should submit a ticket.

The latest release is 4.5.4.2, please go to AdminCP > Support > Something isn't working and apply the update.

Hello,
Go to AdminCP > Members > Member Groups.
Edit the 'guest' group and disable the 'can access site' setting. This will force everyone to sign in to see your community.

No, not at this time. There are some backwards incompatible issues that may cause problems if you try to use PHP 8.0

There is a constant ( TEXT_ENCRYPTION_KEY ) that you can set if you change your credentials. If you already have encrypted text stored, you would need to calculate the same MD5 and then save it to constants.php

Yes, it should. The WordPress database doesn't change too often, so the converter is quite stable across the many WordPress versions.