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  1. That's correct, yes.
  2. Matt

    PHP 8

    Salut, excusez mon mauvais français. Vous pouvez demander à OVH de passer à PHP8. Bonne Journée
  3. You don't have to update straight away of course!
  4. Just an update, we may release on Wednesday as I think we're about ready.
  5. Just an update: we're still investigating this issue.
  6. I'm sorry for the delay, I'm about to update your ticket. Thank you for your patience.
  7. There is a setting to prune back the ES index, but we would never drop the index. We prune it via _delete_by_query. I would not expect a prune() to clear the index unless you've switched between MySQL and ES (which isn't the case here) or an upgrade has pruned it back because new columns were added. The software would not remove an index though.
  8. The most realistic date at this point is Monday 7th November. We'll be doing betas all this week which are already stable so you can considering upgrading to any of the beta releases to give yourself a window of a week to get it together.
  9. Yes, so any templates you modify are not edited or changed during an upgrade, so you will need to manually add any elements that have changed. You can use our theme diff tool to see what has changed between releases.
  10. 4.7.3 does disable incompatible apps but you can re-enable them after. 4.7.4 is currently in beta and we expect its release to be during the first two weeks of November. This update will not run on PHP7, it will throw a fatal error. Any incompatible apps will be disabled permanently. To re-enable them, you will need to upgrade the app itself.
  11. 4.7.3 is fine, yes. It'll be the last release that is compatible with PHP7.
  12. LOCK THE DOOR OLIVIA!
  13. Jordan is a great guy and anyone is lucky to have them on their team. He brings not only his sunny disposition but a really great work ethic and lifts others up around him. Like I said, we're chaining him to a radiator and I'm swallowing the key.
  14. I thought we agreed that you weren't allowed to leave?
  15. You can do this by using the constants.php file. define( 'UPGRADING_PAGE', 'file.html' ); Note, the path entered must be from the root of your directory, so in this example if you site was at https://test.com/forums, then this file would be located at https://test.com/forums/file.html
  16. To expand on that a little, as it can be a little confusing. 😄 Consider: - Blue Theme '-- Child of Blue Theme If you changed template "row" in Child of Blue Theme to: <h1>Child!</h1> When viewing the page this template is used, you will see "Child". Now consider you change the same template "row" but in the Blue Theme to: <h1>Parent!</h1> Although Blue Theme now has changes, the Child of Blue Theme's changes will overrule the parent, so you will still see: "Child".
  17. I guess we can ignore the error, or do pre-import checks.
  18. There's already a way: https://invisioncommunity.com/news/invision-community/new-complete-your-profile-r1029/ 😀
  19. I have mentioned multiple times that we are going to create a new CSS and JS framework that will be lighter. It is not a fast undertaking though and needs to be planned in stages.
  20. It’s worth upgrading to the latest version. We have been fixing things as we see them.
  21. Marketplace authors are important to us but this message was meant for all our self-hosting customers.
  22. Just a little friendly bump on this topic to remind those still using PHP 7.4, that our November release will require PHP8. If you haven't yet upgraded to PHP8, please do put a plan in place before you upgrade. Upgrading to the November release with PHP7 will result in a fatal error.
  23. We have someone new! @Gary is going through the approval queue, so you may get a few more alerts for older content.
  24. When we speak to community moderators of busy sites about what they want to see in future Invision Community versions, most ask for ways to improve daily workflows. Community moderators are at the heart of every community, and those working with busy sites quickly find that repeating the same tasks reveals ways to save clicks and precious time. We recently released our alert system, which is a great way to get information to a single user or an entire group of members. Alerts can be set so the members have to reply before they can continue interacting with the community. Invision Community's November release now allows moderators to send a personal alert message to the author of the content they are moderating when their content is hidden, split, locked or moved. This video takes you through the workflow when hiding a comment. Combining the alert feature into the moderation workflow makes it easier to inform your members that you've taken action on their content. For example, you may notice a member posting a topic in the wrong forum. It's now straightforward to move the topic and let the author know why it's been moved and where to find it. Perhaps you've had to hide some content that doesn't fit your community guidelines. You can now let the author know when hiding the topic and the reason it's been hidden. Informing your members why you've taken action on their content helps educate, remind them of your community guidelines when needed and prevent confusion when they cannot locate the content they recently posted. Making a personal connection when moving or hiding a member's content helps keep a positive relationship throughout the community. Viewing alert replies While we were at it, we have also made it easier to track and respond to alert replies when sending them to large numbers of members. From November onwards, you will see the number of replies sent to your message when viewing alerts in the Moderator Control Panel. Clicking the reply count will show all personal message replies to that alert via a top-level filter. This new time-saving feature will come to all Invision Community platforms in November. @Daniel F proudly led development of this feature. 👏 We'd love your thoughts; let us know in the comments!
  25. Core Web Vitals are the critical checks to pass, and as far as I can see there's no difference if we're talking about SEO We agree that we can do better with performance and have plans to do so, but for SEO, I don't see much improvement between our version and yours.
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