FanClub Mike

That's always a risk with sharing tentative dates and timelines. Over sharing can cause issues as well since things can change before being finalized. Along with that, you never know what setbacks (or opportunities) will pop up. I'm always checking for the next update (we were spoiled last fall), but with such a major overhaul, let's let them cook. Reading between the lines, it feels like there are some updates being made to core features that should help IC5 hang with some of the more well-known CMS's out there. The initial goal I saw was releasing a beta before the end of 2023 with a Q1 2024 release. Planning to be an early adopter, I shared with my community an update would be coming in 2024 and hopefully before the college football season in September. Either I'm clairvoyant or I've been involved with too many development projects 😂 I hope this didn't come across the wrong way. It can be very difficult to provide regular updates when there's so much liable to change.

Thanks for the reply, @Marc Stridgen. You can see it reflected in the source code as well. Best practice is to have the canonical be self-referencing, which would include the forward slash, here. You can access the source code by pasting this into the address bar: view-source:https://invisioncommunity.com/ Example of a self-referencing canonical: The extension I'm using is mostly for spot-checking on the fly, but it's been an excellent resource for quickly checking on-page elements.

This isn't 100% related to the first message, but also not enough to warrant a new topic, imo. The homepage canonical is set to the url without the forward slash at the end, which looks to be the case for all Invision Community homepages. I don't believe it influences indexability, but thought it was worth sharing.

This is another super helpful addition. Thank you!

I've been having this issue since the recent beta. For what it's worth, I reported it and it was tagged as a known issue. I've switched to the standard view for now.

When I enable the combined fluid view, it shows topics from throughout the community. I'll leave it enabled on one of my forums for reference. Example: https://www.fanclubs.org/forum/707-bulletin-board/ Please let me know if there's anything you need from me, and thanks again!

Hey Invision Team, I have a proposal for a settings change, which I think makes sense for sites that feature clubs. This is the current setting. Show Club Content Areas: Only within Clubs Throughout the community I have a setup that allows members to join numerous clubs and I would like to allow members to only see their club's content throughout the community. I think the simple approach would be to use a filter like this. Clubs to show throughout the community: Public Open Clubs member has joined Read Only All / None If this problem isn't unique to me, I think the flexibility here would add value to the clubs. Thanks!

Didn't expect to follow-up so soon, but it seems to be resolved. This member was having the problem for weeks. They just uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox and said that did the trick. 🤷‍♂️

I have a member having a similar problem where they're constantly getting logged out. They're using Firefox as well, and they're on Rodgers Internet. Before are my enabled plugins and applications if you want to see if there's any overlap. Applications: - Topic Thumbnails - Font Awesome 6 - Antispam by Cleantalk Plugins: - Delete all system logs button - Legend News - Live Topics

This is a very pleasant surprise and something that I planned on looking into in the future. Thank you. You all are amazing.

I can't wait to see what new pages are added to the story! 🙈

Although I've been okay regarding spam registrations (knock on wood), I got an email from Cloudflare this evening about a big spike in automated (bot) traffic.

I agree that Clubs are underutilized by many communities, but it's up to the Community Admin to determine if adding clubs would add value to their users. I've seen some very active communities that have had clubs for years, but zero activity in them. Clubs are critical for my site, and the the direction I'm heading with Fan Clubs. Just because it makes sense for me doesn't mean that's the case for everyone, though. Managing a community is a lot of work and it doesn't always make sense to dilute your often limited resources to build something many may not use. However, for the communities it does make sense, it's absolutely worth exploring.

Thank you for your help with the rewrite issue, @Jim M. I knew it probably had to do with Cloudflare and I wish I reached out sooner. Regarding the images, my theme is up to date, but even after switching to the default IPS theme, it still loops between two photos after a certain point. I also enabled the default theme as an option for guests if you wanted to replicate it. I tested multiple galleries but so far I only noticed the issue on the one gallery I shared above. Thank you again for your help.

I've been having an issue with the URL rewrite option that I can't seem to resolve on my site, despite having everything setup the right way from what I can tell. I'll share some notes and what I've tried so far. Warning I'm receiving: The rewriting does not seem to be working. This may be because you have not uploaded the .htaccess file, but may be a false error if your community is not generally accessible. Check friendly URLs are working, and if they are not, ensure you have uploaded the .htaccess file correctly or contact technical support for assistance. Notes: The issue is present on fanclubs.org Despite getting the error, URLs are rewriting. Redirects in the htaccess file are also working I don't have any custom URLs in place I'm not sure if this is related, but some galleries begin to loop while scrolling. Example here A few troubleshooting attempts: Disabled all 3rd party plugins and applications Reverting to the default .htaccess provided in AdminCP made no change Disabling and re-enabling the rewrite options didn't resolve it. If anyone has any suggestions, I'd appreciate it. I know the IPS team's hands are full too, but if you get a chance to jump in, my IPS Access info is up-to-date. Thanks