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  1. Stuart Silvester
    Stuart Silvester's post in Where do l go to update my Credit Card details? was marked as the answer   
    Right here: https://invisioncommunity.com/clientarea/cards/
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Converting from vBulletin 3.8 -- hitting a snag was marked as the answer   
    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.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Gallery and Blogs locked after update from 4.5.4 to 4.5.4.X was marked as the answer   
    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.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Quote Header Not Displaying Correctly was marked as the answer   
    The latest release is 4.5.4.2, please go to AdminCP > Support > Something isn't working and apply the update.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Force Login was marked as the answer   
    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.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in PHP 8 was marked as the answer   
    No, not at this time. There are some backwards incompatible issues that may cause problems if you try to use PHP 8.0
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Question on encryption was marked as the answer   
    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
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Wordpress 5.51 to IPS 4.52 Converter was marked as the answer   
    Yes, it should. The WordPress database doesn't change too often, so the converter is quite stable across the many WordPress versions.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in 4.5.1 - Sign into Marketplace when using HTTP Basic Auth was marked as the answer   
    You can exclude /index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=marketplace from your password protection
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    Stuart Silvester's post in Any chance of desuckifying the plugin development experience was marked as the answer   
    4.5 contains a bunch of improvements in this area to make plugins more portable. They can be installed IN_DEV and the majority of their data is now stored within the /dev directory in various PHP/JSON/PHTML files.
    We haven't made any changes to the naming conventions required, or the hook class names, but we've also come up with these changes for the same reasons, to greatly improve the ability to develop plugins across installs via Git.
    Please consider taking a look at the beta and letting us know whether those improvements are beneficial to your development process.
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    Stuart Silvester's post in \in_array in \IPS\Lang was marked as the answer   
    This looks like the same report as this topic: 
     
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    Stuart Silvester's post in How to allow data-attribute in posts? was marked as the answer   
    You would need to write a plugin to overload \IPS\Text\Parser::_htmlPurifierModifyHtmlDefinition() to whitelist your custom attribute on the chosen tag. I would recommend taking a look at that method to see how we're whitelisting certain attributes.
    Allowed JavaScript controllers is purely for controllers (data-controller attributes that we use to load JS)