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Marc Stridgen

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  1. You would need to create custom blocks in your admin CP. You can then add those custom blocks using the custom block type on the front end. By doing it this way, you can apply permissions to each block

    Just to add, thank you for your question. I have added this as an internal note for creating guides on. It's a nice little project others may find helpful

  2. The only way to do this within the software itself, would be instead of creating 2 pages, you just create 1 with different blocks that the different groups can see. 

    Example

    Topic feed - Thats fine as people can only see their own
    WYSIWYG block - Permission only given to group A
    WYSIWYG block - Permission only given to group B
    Some page builder block- Permission only given to group A
    Some page builder block- Permission only given to group B

    And so on

  3. There isn't currently any facility for doing this within the platform. What is it you are trying to achieve however? In most instances where this is the case, it tends to be for advertising subscription sign up. If you can give more information, there may actually be ways around this, by suppressing items from certain groups, amending error pages etc

  4. On taking a look there, the most likely cause of any slowdown on any area of your site is that some of your tables are using  the MyISAM table engine. As mentioned in support area of your Admin CP, InnoDB database tables typically perform more efficiently and reliably than other database engines such as MyISAM on most modern hosts when configured correctly. It is strongly encouraged to ensure all of your database tables are using the InnoDB storage engine, and that your hosting provider has configured MySQL for InnoDB use.

    Once that is done, test again to see if this has resolved the issue. Its very likely it will. If not, the next step would be to disable any 3rd party items you are running and test this without those items in play

  5. Just now, theqkash said:

    Well, I have removed files within datastore and cached files of js files several times and it didn't fixed the problem, but files actually has been recreating, so it wasn't issue of chmods or something. However - recreated js file root_library.js was just cut in some part, so it was impossible for all js stuff on site to work. Recreation of that file each time was cutted in different part. Changing memory limits and settings of php didn't solved the case. However I'm pretty sure that it was not a case when it was impossible to write files on server, which has been sugested in email response.

    I'll soon update it on what you've asked now for so you'll be able to examine. Honestly, I don't want to make this problem happen again 😉 

    Completely understandable. We have requested access from yourself now, so we can get a look and see whats going on

  6. 5 minutes ago, BankFodder said:

    Well it's obviously going to happen again. It will be interesting to see if other people have had the same problem and will post on this thread

    In your case it appears to have been cache, so its actually not likely.

    11 minutes ago, theqkash said:

    To be honest... I have the same. It has just started running without any reason, while Invision support on email has written to me that I have problems with saving files in datastore... which is not true.

    Yours we are looking at with you in your ticket, and is an unrelated issue. The outcome is the same, but the cause very much isnt. It seems there is an issue with the system writing correctly to your server somewhere.

  7. Please could we have the conversation regarding our changes within the appropriate topic, rather than in someones support topic. Thank you.

    10 minutes ago, SjorsK said:

    To summarise, less services for higher fees.

    With this, actually it's the opposite. We previously provided no support on the community, then provided little support on the community, now we provide full support and better staffing levels of support on the community. With regard tickets, we can send to tickets from here if there is a need to do so, as you saw above, so that part really hasnt changed. We can escalate as we did previously, report bugs as we did previously. You simply type your issue in a different location

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