Gary
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Hi @Interferon, Assuming you are self-hosted, upgrading from v4 to v5 requires manual installation. You can follow the help guide below, under Manual Upgrade, in case you have not done this in some time. Please ensure you make a full backup of your community (database and files) before doing so in case you encounter any issues. A side note, any plugins or custom apps you have installed may not work on v5. -
Ah yeah, I do get what you mean now. Technically, a new topic is a new post, so I don't know if anything can be done to differentiate between them without some sort of customisation. I have been known to be wrong in the past though... 🤫
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Great to hear. It's always best to nip the issue in the bud before it grows into something more. Hopefully you have some better luck with his conduct in the future.
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Hi @rfcontreras, New posts within a topic are separated by the following image: Or are you looking for another way to differentiate between posts already read and new posts? All Activity simply shows topics where new posts have been posted. There is also another stream that could be useful called Unread Content.
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Hi @Kyle_H, There is no permission available at the moment to prevent a moderator from editing administrator posts. What you can do is look through this page in your AdminCP → Members → Staff → Moderators and see if there are permissions in there you are happy to change. This will impact all members in that group though. Another option is to create another, more limited, Moderator group (AdminCP → Members → Groups). You could move that user to this new group and limit the permissions again on the page linked to above. At the end of the day it is up to you to have trustworthy moderators in your community. If they are not up to par or going about their duties in the correct manner, you can always highlight this with them first. If I were in your shoes, I would approach this moderator via private message to ask why he is editing your posts and have a discussion about it before revoking their moderator powers.
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There was a tab open on my iPhone and I didn't know until the page refreshed. 🤪
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Are we saying goodbye to the Aloha preview site? 🥲 It feels like only yesterday! Time flies when you’re having fun…
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Hi @Nikica, If you create a new language, it will create a new stock language. Set this new language to be your default language and see if you still get the same error/s.
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I thought so. Thanks for the clarification, Marc. 👌
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Hi @BognorRidges, It's nice to see another long-standing client! It's so good to see you've stuck with Invision Community like many of us over the years. There has been a positive shift in how support can be obtained on Invision Community. You can read more about it on the blog entry below. That's not to say you can no longer contact Invision Community directly of course, but it definitely improves response times especially on weekends or other out of hour periods like public holidays, etc. If others in the community have experienced the issue and received an answer, you don't have to wait x amount of time for a team member to respond. The team are extremely knowledgeable and do their best to provide the best service they can, which I can say is far more superior to other platforms I have used. Keep in mind that not all issues and errors are a simple answer and do require some trial and error before being resolved.
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I just noticed this in my System Logs upon upgrading to 5.0.5. I noticed one guest was viewing my site during the upgrade process to 5.0.5 so it may very well be related to that (and therefore not an issue) but I thought I'd post it just in case. The log entry was triggered by a guest (Guests) 11 minutes ago The URL of page the error occurred on was https://www.japanesespitz.au/admin/upgrade/?controller=upgrade&key=efcb4cc6f984da8b8eaf04afaebf7a95&mr=1&_=1743460430988 Error (1060) Duplicate column name 'pf_contains_pii': addColumnsAndIndexes ["core_pfields_data",[{"name":"pf_contains_pii","type":"TINYINT","length":null,"decimals":null,"values":null,"allow_null":true,"default":"0","comment":"","unsigned":false,"auto_increment":false}],[]] Backtrace: #0 /home/gary/japanesespitz/system/Application/Application.php(1810): IPS\Log::log() #1 /home/gary/japanesespitz/applications/core/sources/Setup/Upgrade.php(565): IPS\Application->installDatabaseUpdates() #2 /home/gary/japanesespitz/applications/core/sources/Setup/Upgrade.php(369): IPS\core\Setup\Upgrade->step1() #3 /home/gary/japanesespitz/applications/core/modules/setup/upgrade/upgrade.php(60): IPS\core\Setup\Upgrade->process() #4 /home/gary/japanesespitz/system/Helpers/MultipleRedirect/MultipleRedirect.php(104): IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\upgrade->IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\{closure}() #5 /home/gary/japanesespitz/applications/core/modules/setup/upgrade/upgrade.php(45): IPS\Helpers\MultipleRedirect->__construct() #6 /home/gary/japanesespitz/system/Dispatcher/Controller.php(139): IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\upgrade->manage() #7 /home/gary/japanesespitz/system/Dispatcher/Setup.php(261): IPS\Dispatcher\Controller->execute() #8 /home/gary/japanesespitz/admin/upgrade/index.php(38): IPS\Dispatcher\Setup->run() #9 {main}
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Upgraded. 🦘
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Yes, or this of course. ☺️
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Haha, highly unlikely but you can always suggest this as feedback. 😉
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No problem! Always happy to help! I don't think you can manually set someone to be a Community Expert. As per the blog entry, "Invision Community 5 identifies these experts through metrics such as the number of solutions they have, the volume of 'helpful' votes on their replies, the speed of answers and more."
