Jim M

Statuses no longer exist in version 5. This may indicate you have something which is referencing it still in your instance.

A 500 Internal Server Error is a lot like the check engine light of your car. It says something is wrong but not exactly what. You will need to fetch the 500 Internal Server Error from your server error logs in order to make sense of what is happening here.

You're missing the table there. Did you restore it at some point? If you go to View System Log there, is it present recently?

The recency of the actions on the content would be brought into play in making it "hot." Correct.

Sorry that you feel we are not giving straight answers here but we have quoted the new criteria which this would fall under to be a "hot" topic here: https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/480691-hot-x-replies/page/2/#findComment-2997882 There is a lot more behind the scenes which is capturing data for. It is no longer just someone posting in the topic during a certain duration. I have also tagged a developer to take a look at this to make sure you community is not malfunctioning.

I'm afraid, I do not see any blocks at the top of the homepage. Do you mean the sidebar? I can investigate this for you.

It is not broken, it is a different way to calculate it. As seen here:

ACP -> System -> Tags -> Tag Settings -> Convert all tags to lowercase

Popular now on Cloud will be different than Popular Now on self-hosted. As self-hosted has the old Popular Now feature: Whereas, Cloud will have the trending content version of popular now where our Cloud algorithm will help determine factors which is making that content trending in the particular timeframe provided.

Could you please let us know what page you're experiencing this on? Looking at your System Log, I am not seeing any errors which stand out. Do you by chance have these set for a timeframe which is not having any content during that period and then you refresh and there is content?

Yes, as mentioned this is resolved.

This issue should be resolved in the latest release. If that is your setting, that is what you will see until the expiration of the popular topic no longer meets your setting.

The Raw HTML block would be the only one which would evaluate raw HTML and template code

That raw HTML block is just that, it will create a block with your raw HTML. If you want any containers around it, you would need to add that in your HTML markup.

I'm afraid, you would need to look at what you've done in your migration. /forum/forum would appear as you do indeed have it in a folder called forum. If you do not want it to appear that way, you will need to have it at your domain's root.

You're getting a 403 Forbidden from your server there too so something is preventing you on your server.

Please ensure that you disable all third party applications and if this is a version 4 theme, you may wish to create a new theme. You also will want to switch to an unmodified language pack. If that all fails, please ensure that you disable all custom redirects/rewrites on your server.

Would advise switching to an unmodified theme and disabling all third party items if you're getting a different result than here. There would not be anything to enable for this.

You're reaching out to an external database host, if that is not intended or your firewall is blocking you on your new server, you will need to address this with your hosting provider. You will also want to check your database connection with your hosting provider to ensure that the database name, user, and password are correct. As far as the variable names in use , they are correct. You have a lot of old variables in there which aren't in use any more but shouldn't be causing an issue.

Sorry, there are no plans at this time to add support for PHP 8.2 to version 4.

Trending content is available on our Team and higher packages.

I am not seeing any issues coming from that particular task so you will want to check with your hosting provider why the CRON is not running properly.

View counts get updated via a background task. If you run background tasks via traffic and do not have a lot of traffic, it may be that it is backlogged and taking a while. If you run background tasks via CRON, you will want to check with your hosting provider to see if there are any errors. You may also wish to check your System Log for any other errors which may prevent it from processing.

We would need to understand more about your coupon configuration. Are you able to post how you configured the coupon? Things especially to check is if you allow renewals to be used with that coupon.

Please be advised that I have transferred this to a ticket. Please watch your email for further correspondence.