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  1. Thanks @Esther E. for looking into it.
  2. Also, this is for a self-hosted instance. /cloud/front_front_realtime.js The above in the url makes me wonder if perhaps there's an online feature trying to escape into the real world... 😝
  3. Yes, unfortunately it is happening on a new installation. I deleted the database and files, re-installed the latest beta and got the same error going to the demo forum. I've made zero changes, I simply clicked the "go to the suite" button. It briefly shows the forum, gives the JS error I posted above then redirects to my live site's 404 page but with this url (I've redacted the actual domain): https://www.mydomain.com/devcommunity/community/static/js/cloud/front_front_realtime.js?v=166982fc561734310691&csrfKey=&antiCache=166982fc561734310691 Live site is at /public_html/community Test site is at /public_html/devcommunity/community PHP version 8.1. Nothing in the system or error logs. I've updated my dev site login details so you can have a look if you like.
  4. If it helps your users @fileo, I will be naming my themes along these lines to make them more aligned with "modern" terminology: Traditional (table) Visual (grid) Social Feed (fluid)
  5. I originally installed beta 4, then each release since then. I can't be sure when it started happening. I'm going to just reinstall from scratch for my test site. I'm also getting template errors on the activity stream since several versions ago so I must have broken something somewhere, but there are no customisations beyond the theme.
  6. Actually, it also happens when navigating to a forum with content. I see it has been moved to github so I guess it was reproducible?
  7. I sure am. Let me see if there's anything in the system logs. Nothing in the system logs. I'm not that fussed about it because when I upgrade my live site there will not be any empty forums.
  8. If I click the link to one of my demo forums (most of them are currently empty), I get redirected almost immediately and see this in the console: Uncaught SyntaxError: Failed to execute 'appendChild' on 'Node': Unexpected token ':' at m ([snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:880) at Function.globalEval ([snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:3031) at text script ([snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:80994) at [snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:77349 at l ([snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:77466) at XMLHttpRequest.<anonymous> ([snip]/static/js/global/root_library.js?v=5e1e3884101733533176:2:80265)
  9. Very funny! getElementById("hair").style.display = "none";
  10. My members have resorted to calling themselves "anon 1" "anon 2" etc. I was thinking that an automatic colour system might be useful?
  11. @Matt you just made my day! 🤣
  12. Nah yeah I didn't think of that!
  13. I'll be disappointed if the title isn't "number five is alive" 😅
  14. It happened for a bug I reported too - it's just a triage system as far as I can tell.
  15. Yes I am. I did add and remove some times to the event before settling on "all day event", I don't know if that makes a difference and I'm afraid I don't remember the exact steps I took. And of course now I can't reproduce it 😅
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