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  1.    Matt reacted to a post in a topic: Alpha preview site now open
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    JS/UI is all @Matt Finger and @Ehren. Their skill sets in those areas are levels above mine.
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    Indeed, as much as we'd like to fix everything and improve everything within 6 days, there are limits as to what we can do. 😀
  8. We could probably add a node-id and node-controller param in the <html> tag so you could use CSS.
  9.    Paras reacted to a post in a topic: Invision Community 5.0.5 Releases
  10.    DawPi reacted to a post in a topic: PHP Blocks - V5
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  12. It's something we're still discussing. It means opening up permissions on iframes and we want to think about that carefully.
  13.    Matt reacted to a post in a topic: Invision Community 5.0.5 Releases
  14. The initial process is kicked off by a task, if you search for 'rank' in the task manager then run it, it should start populating. It runs every hour. If you are drunk, or can't find it let me know and I can do it for you.
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  17. 5.0.5 Released The final release is beta 2 with one other fix. Let me know how you get on.
  18. Yes, it will do. Oddly, the bug has been in since September 2024. 🤷‍♂️ It'll be out in about 10 minutes.
  19. I could reproduce locally, although in most cases it meant that reactions weren't shown at all on profiles.
  20. A fix will be included in 5.0.5 final, due out shortly.
  21. Matt posted a post in a topic in Feedback
    I know it's a little more work but using an application to create complex PHP widgets is a better option long term. Not only can you code these widgets in a proper IDE, you can use version control to rollback changes. In addition, the platform doesn't have to use eval to turn strings into PHP code on the fly which is fairly slow and not very secure. It's a different way of working, but you can achieve the same outcome.
  22. I'm using Redis 6.2.1 locally, but it should work Ok with v7 also.