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  1. 12 minutes ago, Daniel F said:

    Works just fine for me as guest.

    I have clicked on the link (and also the + button for testing) which resulted in

     

    2 hours ago, KVentz said:

    Recently I have found that all quote links (on an arrow in the quote block) return not found

     

  2. 57 minutes ago, Jordan Miller said:

    One cool thing about asking questions in the forum (generally speaking) is that it's likely going to also help someone in the future.

    I see that the debate about a new kind of support is due to differing understandings of this meaning. I agree that "asking questions" is best done on the forum, rather than contacting support in person. BUT I and many others here are talking about a different type of support requests. I contact support when problems arise on the forum (mainly after an update) or I see some bugs, I attach screenshots and screen recordings (which I post to my YouTube account), I provide developers with access to my forum so that they can go in, check and confirm problems. I don’t want to write about this on a public forum, I don’t need a "community support" for these problems (because these problems can ONLY be solved by developers), and maybe I don’t want to show a link to my forum or YouTube account. So yes, I want to be able to address such issues directly to support.

  3. 26 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

    Those emails created those same topics, just in the ticket system. So your issues will not become any more hidden than they have been. We have the same volume, just in a different location, monitored more effectively. 

    Sorry, but "support" from the community on forums is inherent in free software. When a client pays money, he wants to have a private communication with the support (there can be many reasons for this).

  4. 3 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

    We have thousands of clients

    "We have thousands of clients to email." Now these thousands of clients will write not to email, but to the forum, creating thousands of topics.

    Sorry, but I think this is an absolutely wrong step in development.

    I don’t mind the new prices, but I don’t like the new type of "support" at all 😞

  5. On 8/29/2021 at 2:10 PM, Marc Stridgen said:

    That is indeed how it used to work, however its quite a performance impact unfortunately, so this was changed. 

    Why doesn't showing online users affect performance in other forum engines? Enabling caching is not a "problem" solution.
    Let the forum administrators decide for themselves what affects performance and what doesn't. The Who's Online block must have a separate caching setting to be able to completely disable caching. My current caching setting is 1 minute, but I still get constant complaints from users that they don't see themselves in this block. With caching enabled, this block is absolutely useless and inconvenient (like the "Recently Browsing" block in topics, which now does not display anyone at all).

  6. 16 minutes ago, Charles said:

    He literally gives every single hump day topic a different title 🙂 

    Yes, but not everyone reads the full topic name or remembers the name of the previous topic. For example, I accidentally noticed that this is a new topic (by the number of replies), at first I thought it was one of the old topics.

    PS I would like to create an activity stream with Jordan's new topics so that I can be notified of new "Hump Day" topics, but I am not sure how 😩

  7. 13 hours ago, Hatsu said:

    I'm not interested to see who WAS online 15 minutes ago, for example.

    This block always showed those who have been online in the last 30 minutes.

    The problem is that now this block is cached and depends on the "Cache sidebar, header and footer blocks" setting. Members of my site complain that they do not see themselves in the list of online users. It should take a few minutes before they are displayed in the block. Previously, everything worked fine, but after updating to 4.6, cache problems started. In the latest versions of the engine, the developers made such strong page caching that editing posts using ajax did not even work on my site. I even had to add this code to the globalTemplate, otherwise editing doesn't work and the page was fetched from the cache every time:

    <script>      
    $.ajaxSetup({
      cache: false
    });
    </script>

     

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