Jim M

I have moved this to a ticket so we can further investigate what is happening here. Please watch your email for further correspondence.

You can also check our status page: https://status.invisioncommunity.com/

This is a version 4 related topic. Version 5 uses a new editor and we're excited to release new features for that (some of which may not be immediately available). For questions on that, please be sure to post in our version 5 beta club 🙂 .

Not in version 4.

If you're using CloudFlare or a different proxy/reverse proxy, this will be required or the IP address will change as it's using the proxy's IP 🙂

Our algorithm there is constantly getting tweaked so something could have stood out and triggered it. Glad things are working for you now though.

You may wish to try to disable Spam Analysis in ACP -> System -> Smart Community -> Features. To see if this is related to what is happening and Spam Analysis is blocking something here.

Are they receiving this once they login or are they performing a certain action which triggers this error?

Does the group(s) they belong to have access to the community? ACP -> Members -> Groups -> edit group -> Can access site?

This is still an open bug we have at the moment. It will continue to be evaluated as we move forward with our version 4/5 plans.

You would want to check what you have there. The custom.css is loaded last so should cascade/overwrite appropriately in a vast majority of cases. There may be some specific cases which !important is still required to override but in version 5, we are cleaning a lot of this up.

You would use a browser developer mode and you can see all of those classes and test special conditions, etc...

A release last year (going off memory) took out the core CSS and made it unable to modify the code. There were too many complications of allowing this, thus, it was removed. You can review the CSS in designers mode or on the front-end but it is not able to be modified. You would use your custom.css (or other custom files) to override or add style.

I've moved this to a ticket so we can further investigate. Please watch your email for further correspondence.

You would follow the steps in ACP -> System -> Login -> Create New -> LDAP -> fill in the fields. If you have questions, please let us know. As mentioned previously, you do not need these, nor do we offer anything other than the most recent release. The upgrader does an incremental upgrade of your community. For any customizations, you would need to upgrade these to the latest release in your code yourself following the developers guide. You can post any questions in the Customization forum to be answered by third party developers: https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/500-design-and-customization/ . As customizations are outside our scope of support, we would not be able to answer these in support.