Marc

Ah, sorry, my apologies, you are quite right. I will move this ticket to our suggestions area so it may be considered for a future release

Ah I see. These are things you can set at a server level, usually using htaccess. We of course cache things at an application level where required. I will move your topic to our community support section for hosting, for further discussion.

Thats great to hear. Thank you for letting us know

I am not seeing any issue on this end, other than there being a fair emount loading with regards the ads on the page. It seems its simply loading slowly on your end, which is very likely to be on your system as apposed to anywhere else

Sorry, Im not sure what you mean here. Browsers cache data, yes.

Im not seeing this happening on your site. Could you provide me a link to that topic, and also let me know what browser, version, and operating system you are using?

Please check it on a default unaltered theme with all 3rd party items disabled. It looks like the page source is simply slow at loading on that site

Do you have any plugins on that browser? IF so, please disable those. Also ensure you are using a default theme with no 3rd party items enabled on your site. If you still cannot find the issue, please let us know.

Thank you for reporting this issue. I have added an internal bug report for this, so that it can be addressed for a future release

Glad to hear you are getting somewhere

I have added this to our update list too, so we can get that guide up to date

These are configurable by admin from System>Settings>General configuration. So you can add any that you wish

Please update your access details on file, and we can take a look at that for you to see what is happening.

If we are looking at the same thing here, the icon at the left of the "12 minutes ago"

You would need modification in order to achieve that. At present, the menu as far as you present it, is working as intended.

It may be best to use it for data storage, yes. Generally redis would only be used for very large and busy sites, and whereby the redis instance is stored externally to your server environment, in order to offload.

Our CMS is intentionally split in that manner. However please feel free to post that up in our suggestions forum, if it is something you would like to see appear in the future

Thanks for posting! Unfortunately, this issue is beyond the scope of our technical support. 👩‍💻 Our technical support is happy to help you with the Invision Community platform, but we're unable to help with things like server management, theme questions and modifications. I've moved this to our Community Support area where other Invision Community owners will see it and help where they can.

That description would still be true for most environments. Most environments will not need redis.

Everything is easy once you know 🙂

Its simply the icon loading up. Once it does the text is moved to the right

Whether it's a test site or otherwise, what my colleague states there is correct. You would need a self hosted license in order to restore the software to your own server. A backup would contain only your own custom data (attachments etc, and your database). These can be obtained on request from support via your client area

You would need to add the block on each page type. There is no way in which to do all of them automatically

Sorry, its not clear which menu items you are rererring to here, and what you have already clicked on in the mobile menu. Please could you clarify? Also, aere you ensuring you are logged in as the same user when testing each?

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