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Matt

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  1. Take a deep breath. It's going to be OK. Jordan is not "focused on selling t-shirts". That's a weird statement to make considering he posted a link. It is not like his 9-5 job is now revolving around t-shirt sales. As much as I'd love to have a "Director, T-Shirt Sales" in the company, we're not quite big enough for that yet. Because we opened a store, it does not mean that we no longer have capacity to serve customers. That's bizarre thinking. Invision Community developers have had nothing to do with a store, so rest assured, they also are not full time "t-shirt sales executives". We haven't pivoted into apparel. We just opened a store. We chose to not use commerce because we wanted to use a service that can take orders, issue invoices, take payments AND fulfil the orders without any of us having to do a thing. If we did use commerce, then our developers would have needed a few months to write new features and APIs, and Jordan will, ironically, be a full time t-shirt executive as he'd be picking, packing and posting. Which everyone states they don't want us to do. 🙂 It's really quite normal to have a marketing and sales department. It's not like when Pepsi needs a new advert creating they have to close the factory and re-assign factory staff to do it. Also please PLEASE stop singling out Jordan for criticism just because he is the one that posts here. If you have criticism, then please direct it at me. Thanks 🙂
  2. Yeah, sure - they don't look to be the problem. I'm looking at the code, and calling \IPS\Member::loggedIn() will set up sessions and set loggedIn() to a member via static::$loggedInMember = \IPS\Session::i()->member; so it doesn't make sense. It's not something we see in the software usually.
  3. It's odd because the error indicates that code is running before the session has been read, which is impossible. It's worth asking your host to see if anything runs regularly that may trigger it.
  4. Anyone that does by an Invision Community hoodie may look as cool as me (but I doubt it tbh) 😆
  5. Try disabling Feedback for a while too.
  6. I've resolved the issue with missing language strings. It looks like the language system has become confused and not all the language packs have the custom words. I'm not sure why this is. When a new language pack is added, any custom words are copied across. I wrote a custom script to fix this, and have run it on your site. The other issue with errors where stdClass::language() is logged is less clear. What is happening is that the member object isn't set up, which never happens, so I'm quite confused. I do notice that the donate app overloads the front dispatcher, so you may want to try disabling that for a while and seeing if the error returns. I also note that it's only logging issues from URLs sent via javascript and ajax. I also note that you get 4 or 5 errors then nothing for 15-20 mins. The errors only last for a single minute, so there may be a server process running? Something to investigate from your end.
  7. I'm currently working on your site (and was when you posted this 😅). I'll have it resolved in about an hour.
  8. I've moved this into a ticket so our developers can investigate.
  9. Matt

    4.6.11

    This is our March maintenance release. Key Changes include: New 'block submission' feature to blocked words when posting. It will prompt the author to revise their content to remove the offending word.
  10. Make sure the path entered into Template disk cache path is writable. You can delete any existing files in there also.
  11. Also check your 'uploads' directory. It looks like the theme cache is having issues, and those files go into the uploads directory.
  12. Hi there, I think it's likely that we'll remove native Facebook promotion support as it's becoming close to impossible to keep up and also to get apps approved. A likely replacement will be using Zapier to promote to Facebook.
  13. Twenty years ago today, Invision Community was founded and within months the first version of Invision Community was released. Little did we know, this would be the start of a remarkable journey spanning several decades. Our first version appeared shortly after we founded the company. It might be hard to imagine a time before social media and YouTube, but when we started out, the web looked very different. The first version of Invision Community was called Invision Board, reflecting the popular term for forums back in the early 2000s. It was full featured and you may recognise some elements that persist today. Like today, it even had a separate control panel where you could create new areas of discussion and customise the theme. Twenty years is a long time and we've continued to adapt with the ever-changing needs of community managers. We've seen the rise of social media impact how people consume content and found ways to compliment Twitter and Facebook by offering a place for long-form permanent discussion. Several elements remain from those early days but the concepts behind the theme have change significantly. New workflows, UI elements and views have helped the platform stay fresh and we've certainly innovated a few features that have since become industry standard over that time. I can't express how proud I am of what we've built together. From those humble beginnings working until 2am to growing a creative and talented team around our passion for community. I'm still as excited today as I was back in 2002. This year will see us build and release new tools to help guide and inform community managers. Our community platform continues to go from strength to strength. Of course, the platform is only one part of Invision Community. Over the last twenty years I've been grateful to get to know many of you and watch your lives unfold. This is as pure as community can get and I'm privileged to be part of it. We have a few other surprises to celebrate our twentieth anniversary. We can't wait to share them! I'd love to hear your memories of Invision Community! When did you first use our products and what was your community for? Please let me know in the comments below.
  14. I've added the ability to upload maskable icons, and this should be in our March release (4.6.11)
  15. Sadly the W3C validator complains about a lot of things we have to do in the real world. The markup you are seeing is a well known workaround for limitations in how iOS manages start up images across its wide range of screen sizes and devices. https://appsco.pe/developer/splash-screenshttps://www.simicart.com/blog/pwa-splash-screen/ To change device-width to just width breaks this. It's not something we can fix.
  16. Don't worry, they can take it from here. 🙂
  17. If you cannot access the ACP, then just give the techs your ACP log in, you can always reset the password afterwards.
  18. Hi John, I've moved this to a ticket so a member of our team can pick this up with you and work on a resolution.
  19. If you're self hosting, then make sure you have daily, weekly and monthly back-ups anyway, most hosts charge a little extra for this but it's worth it for peace of mind. Otherwise, use your hosting control panel to take a MySQL backup. It's worth noting that our community cloud plans have regular back-ups, so manual back-ups aren't needed. 🙂
  20. Follow Randy's advice. I had a quick look on your forum, and none of the javascript is loading, which means the files didn't rebuild.
  21. This appears to be a bug, I'll raise an internal bug report on this.
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