Daniel F

The ACP search can already be used by coders, it’s up to them if they want to use it or not .

We're working on this, should be fixed soon:)

You've deleted the forum which contained the topic and it's still there? Are any background tasks running? You can see this in your ACP on the dashboard. Keep in mind that forums aren't deleted immediately. Once you delete a forum, a background task is initialized to delete all the content properly, before the forum is deleted. Could you please submit a ticket if there are no background tasks, so that we can take a look at this?

The author requested to remove it because it wasn't compatible with IPS 4.3

Wow, thats a nice idea and it looks amazing. Thanks for sharing the screenshots

Sorry, that's not correct:) We check in accordance with our guidelines, but it is not certifying that the resource is bug free. We ensure that it won't break anything in the core, we ensure that it moves uploaded files if the file storage changes, we ensure that it follows the rules from our guides like that you have to call the parent method and such stuff, but it's not our responsibility to test the functionality of MP submissions. We stopped this a while ago because some people abused the MP and the MP moderators as their free testers.

Error Logging + excessive usage of our \IPS\Log::log function can really quickly escalate and kill all free space. Seen it some weeks ago on a big clients board:D That's also why I've just mentioned this in https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/448235-3rd-party-developer-hints-vol-4/

Well, well well I would also suggest to check which database table is that big and then to submit a ticket if it's really related to IPS

Thanks, I have fixed this for a future release. Please submit a ticket next time when you notice a bug, the feedback forum isn't the right place for this.

That's already possible in IPS since IPS 4.3 ?

It wa there ALL the time ?

This was fixed a while ago and the fix was shipped in the last beta ?

They're amazing, they rock, they're loud, sometimes they're really scary.. It took a while to get used to the biweekly self test, where the device tests the battery:D As a iMac Pro user I feel now much more secure... I was used to use my Macbook where power outlines which we have frequently here, weren't a big deal.. but now with the iMac I was really really scared about data loss or even blocking the whole machine if the power loss happens while the upgrade ( https://www.macrumors.com/2017/12/15/bricked-mac-pro-how-to-restore/ )

For me it's really depending on the mood and work. While I'm developing something complicated and I use DND(do not disturb mode to silent all my messengers), 1 monitor is fine, but when working on tickets 2 are a must have for me. This way I can see the clients board, see the ticket and have another 1-2 sites open in another browser window, which is much more comfortable then using only tabs. My 3rd is really only used for the messengers and my email client.