Stuart Silvester

We've still got an open bug report for this. Essentially it appears to be a bug in Chromium where it has issues rendering gradients under specific circumstances.

This has been changed in 4.7.2 which is scheduled for release soon 

We've deployed a fix for this issue.

We've deployed a fix for this issue.

We currently have a ticket for this issue reported by another customer. We're currently looking into it.

Hi,
We're aware of the issue and we're currently working on correcting it.

The problem is that you're using a forward slash as a table prefix and as such it's part of the table name. 
I would recommend renaming the tables to remove the / and then edit conf_global.php and change 
'sql_tbl_prefix' => '/', to
'sql_tbl_prefix' => '', Then go back to <url>/admin/upgrade to finish the upgrade.

Thanks for letting us know, these issues should be fixed now.

I have created an internal bug report so we'll review it.

We have released a patch for 4.7.1 to workaround this issue.
To install, go to AdminCP > System > Support and click "optional patch available" in the top left block.
If you do not see this, you may already have the patch since it is included with and upgrades or downloads of the software after the date of this post.

We have released a patch for 4.7.1 to workaround this issue.
To install, go to AdminCP > System > Support and click "optional patch available" in the top left block.
If you do not see this, you may already have the patch since it is included with and upgrades or downloads of the software after the date of this post.

Hey @D-Trox
This is an issue specific to PHP 8.1 and we've got a fix coming for it in an upcoming release.

The error log seems to suggest that you're missing the MySQLi PHP extension, but if you were Invision Community would function at all.
It's a standard function included in PHP 5, 7 & 8 - https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysqli-report.php. You may want to ask your web host about this if it's an intermittent issue.

It sounds like an editor setting has been changed.
Go to AdminCP > Customisation > Editor > Settings. Change "Return Key Behaviour" back to "start new paragraph".

URLs don't always have to redirect to their canonical version, that's why the canonical link element exists, and both of those examples are using it correctly.

A patch isn't needed, the issue was fairly specific to your community and maybe a handful of others. The issue has been fixed for you. We'll work further on the underlying cause to prevent it occurring in future.

Search for "pay to pin topics" with the double quotes and you should see it.

Thanks! This issue should be fixed in an upcoming release.

Thank you for letting us know, this issue will be addressed in an upcoming release. As @Marc Stridgen mentions, if you can use PHP 7.4 for this, you will be able to work around the issue.

They've posted a link that you've chosen not to allow through link filtering. - AdminCP > System > Settings > Posting > Links & Email Addresses.

It looks like you might be going to a page in your browser history that skips this check. Go to your URL /admin/upgrade and make sure there is nothing in the URL (such as ?sessionCheck=1) after that.

Thank you, this has been fixed for an upcoming release.

You could do something like this to see a more accurate number of posts
SELECT count(*) FROM ibf_forums_posts; Displaying in widgets and database tools (PMA etc) are never going to show a 100% accurate number due to the way InnoDB works though (and the above count query being slow).
It really isn't anything to worry about though

Great (it's actually a simple fix), you're forcing your pages to be HTTPS, however your Invision Community configuration is not set up correctly.
Please refer to this guide to update your configuration
 

Hi,
It's likely that you've translated the "menutab__community_icon" language string which is used to identify which font-awesome icon is used. Reverting it back to the default value should fix it.