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My Sharona reacted to Jim M in The first post in a thread has become the newest
Not necessarily. Something could be patched for an extremely niche issue so only those impacted would need to apply.
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in The first post in a thread has become the newest
There simply isnt a facility for that at present. Generally patches will not tend to be critical in this manner. I can bring that up internally however
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in This Site - Forum Read
The bug report is still open on this one at present
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in problem scheduling topics and dates
Yes, that is in the release
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in Cloud is Sluggish this Morning(?)
Thank you for reporting. I have reported this internally for you
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My Sharona reacted to Rikki in Gallery stress test
It's a shame the upload experience hasn't been updated, because that was the weakest part IMO.
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My Sharona got a reaction from Gary in Invision Insight: 17 days until Christmas!
Thank you for the timestamps on the Chat. Greatly appreciated.
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My Sharona reacted to Scotty Hutto in Newsletters
Removed and reinstalled yesterday. All seems to be working, and my newsletters went out on schedule this morning. When I reinstalled it changed the app badge from “Custom” back to “Marketplace”. Makes me wonder if somehow it got corrupted in the previous installation, and that’s what caused the issues…
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My Sharona got a reaction from Kalum Cavazos in Pages SuperAccordion Pro (Support Topic)
@Kalum Cavazos This is the Accordion support topic.
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My Sharona reacted to Christian Meixner in Future Publish date can not be edited
I've created a new topic and set it to be published in the future by filling in the corresponding fields.
Now, if I edit this prepared topic before it was published I can also change the set publish date in the fields. But the changed date is not stored when I save my changes.
Checking the checkbox "Immediately" for instant publish works though.
I would really love to have this working so that I can actually edit the planned publish date for a topic if something has changed in our schedule.
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My Sharona reacted to Square Wheels in Birthday page
Regardless of the display view, birthdays have been removed.
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in scheduled topic appears as unread for the user that schedules it
This has now been resolved in our latest 4.7.6 release. Please upgrade to that release if you are seeing this issue. If you have the same problem after upgrading, please let us know.
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My Sharona reacted to Gary in problem scheduling topics and dates
This has been fixed and will be available in a future release.
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My Sharona reacted to EvanDC in Pages SuperGrid support
You're a star @opentype - thank you so much!! Loving your work!
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in Reported Content Listing
The member in question has their own individual entry in the moderator section, which is limited, and no forums appear to be selected. I would advise on correcting this first of all
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My Sharona reacted to Marc Stridgen in Reported Content Listing
No problem at all. Thats what we're here for 🙂
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My Sharona reacted to opentype in New year’s resolution: Make the Marketplace great again
I’m not judging in any way, just listing some observations about the developer/Marketplace situation in the recent years.
4.5 tightened the rules drastically. Result: several developers left for good. price increases. Developments needs a self-hosted installation and possibly a demo website. It’s now 850 + 300 annually. Someone starting out as developer really needs some killer products to earn that back and then generate profits. Cloud testing of resources would make it even more expensive (+1,788 annually). Shift/changes to cloud. The lower tiers don’t have the ability to install third-party products. This decreases the reach and makes running independent third-party shops less useful/profitable. Signatures turned off. No possibility for passive advertisement through community posts. Limited compatibility field. Sales can only be created for one version, limiting the income. I have no magical solutions to offer, but are improvements for this something we could put on the table for 2023?
Currently, I am not very optimistic. We only have a handful of active developers left with continued announcements of departures. If it is still working well for some (?), it’s probably because of a large set of files and existing customers with renewals. But I can’t see how new developers would want to get involved in the current situation, replacing the ones who left or even growing the marketplace.
I understand the costs and downsides for IPS. Paying for code reviews, chargeback fees and of course all the support issues with third-party resources. But then again: Looking at the broader field of online software: all the big players strive with and in part because of a flourishing third-party marketplace. So, improvement could easily be a “win-win-win” situation for IPS, developers and IPS customers.
(I would have some suggestions myself but I don’t want to push the topic in a specific direction, so I am leaving it at the problem statement for now.)
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My Sharona got a reaction from Jim M in Any way to outright block apps/browsers from using your site?
The tracking would be alleviated because they would go into a queue and your UCP toolbar will alert you, and any other administrative staff who has such permissions, that there are posts needing moderation. And, as Jim alluded to, since the member in question has been duly notified, I would not give priority to having to review them.
Letting them sit and becoming a bit stale might motivate the member to get with it. You do however want to process them with some expediency because you do want to incentivise him/her. Judgment call as far as how much time to let elapse.
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My Sharona got a reaction from Clover13 in Any way to outright block apps/browsers from using your site?
The tracking would be alleviated because they would go into a queue and your UCP toolbar will alert you, and any other administrative staff who has such permissions, that there are posts needing moderation. And, as Jim alluded to, since the member in question has been duly notified, I would not give priority to having to review them.
Letting them sit and becoming a bit stale might motivate the member to get with it. You do however want to process them with some expediency because you do want to incentivise him/her. Judgment call as far as how much time to let elapse.
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My Sharona reacted to Jim M in Any way to outright block apps/browsers from using your site?
This would be the applicable solution here. Just let them know that if they discontinue use of the troublesome third party browser, you will lift the mod queue. I honestly wouldn’t waste any time on someone who you provided a solution to a problem with and they don’t want to do it.
