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I second that! I have noticed it and just saved then re-opened the editor. It is kind of annoying.

OH YEAH!!! I saw that message too, which started me down the whole rabbit holw there... I had to do this which my scripts: def post_to_forum(title, content): """Posts a job listing to the Invision forum as a new topic.""" api_url = f"{IPS_API_URL}?key={IPS_API_KEY}" payload = { "forum": IPS_FORUM_ID, "title": title, "post": content, "author": 1, "author_name": "Jessica Brown", } logging.info(f"Sending POST request for job: {title}") try: response = requests.post(api_url, data=payload) response.raise_for_status() post_url = response.json().get("url", "URL not found") logging.info(f"Post created successfully: {post_url}") return True except requests.RequestException as e: logging.error(f"Failed to create post for {title}: {e}") return FalseNot sure if you are a Python developer or not but let me explain... The API URL needs your API KEY in the URL so IPS can process it. POST https://codenamejessica.com/api/?key=abcdef1234567890 Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded forum=42 title=New Job Posting post=We are hiring a Linux Administrator! author=1 author_name=Jessica Brown

Check your Apache or nGinX configuration. I had this issue since I was using nGinX. The config that worked for me was: location /api/ { # Pass the Authorization header to PHP set $http_authorization $http_authorization; proxy_set_header Authorization $http_authorization; # Serve existing files or route to index.php try_files $uri $uri/ /api/index.php; # PHP processing for the API location ~ \.php$ { include snippets/fastcgi-php.conf; fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/php8.3-fpm.sock; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; # Pass the HTTP_AUTHORIZATION header to PHP fastcgi_param HTTP_AUTHORIZATION $http_authorization; include fastcgi_params; } }I spent WAY too long to figure that out, don't ask... Just played until it worked.

Found the issue, it was Zapier having bad HTML in a few articles with an open <br> tag right after a <small> tag. I now have a python script to sanitize the HTML before posting. Thanks for the point in the direction to look! Maybe if IPS wants to implement this into Invision Board, let me know, I can convert this to a PHP script to verify HTML before posting

Thanks, looked into that already, it is only on that page, all others work fine, and that setting is for global, I did already try changing that just in case it was page specific, I will dig into it, just confirming it wasn't a bug. Since this is articles being pulled into with Zapier from Its F.O.S.S. I am going to start digging into each article and see if there is something not being closed.

Thanks @Jim M, You gave me a hint to where it could be, I remember when I first installed v5, I want to have gradient top 1px bar above each of the boxes, when doing so, I was debugging with an overflow: hidden; in the css. /* Pseudo-element for the top gradient border */ .ipsWidget:not(.ipsWidget--transparent)::before { content: ''; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; height: 1px; /* Adjust thickness here if needed */ width: 100%; background: linear-gradient(to right, hsl(22, 100%, 40%), hsl(215, 18%, 26%), hsl(22, 100%, 40%) ); border-top-left-radius: inherit; /* Inherit the same border-radius */ border-top-right-radius: inherit; /* Inherit the same border-radius */ z-index: 1; /* Ensures it stays on top of other elements */ } .ipsBox, .ipsEntry, .ipsLayout__primary-column > .ipsForm[action$="do=edit"] > .ipsForm, .ipsWizard:not(.ipsBox *) { position: relative; background-color: var(--i-box--ba-co); border-radius: var(--i-box--bo-ra); box-shadow: var(--i-box--bo-sh); border-width: var(--i-box--bo-wi); border-style: var(--i-box--bo-st); border-color: var(--i-box--bo-co); /* THIS WAS THE PROBLEM -> overflow: hidden; */ } /* Pseudo-element for top gradient border */ .ipsBox::before, .ipsEntry::before, .ipsLayout__primary-column > .ipsForm[action$="do=edit"] > .ipsForm::before, .ipsWizard:not(.ipsBox *)::before { content: ''; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; height: 1px; /* Adjust thickness here */ width: 100%; background: linear-gradient(to right, hsl(22, 100%, 40%), hsl(215, 18%, 26%), hsl(22, 100%, 40%) ); border-top-left-radius: inherit; /* Inherit the same border-radius */ border-top-right-radius: inherit; /* Inherit the same border-radius */ z-index: 1; /* Ensures it stays on top of other elements */ } /* Pseudo-element for the top gradient border */By commenting the: overflow: hidden; in the .ipsBox, .ipsEntry, .ipsLayout__primary-column > .ipsForm[action$="do=edit"] > .ipsForm, .ipsWizard:not(.ipsBox *) selectors, this resolved the problem. my mistake for calling in the calvary.

I was able to get it to work (kind of), by writing this into the console for debugging purposes: window.addEventListener("scroll", function () { const toolbar = document.querySelector(".ipsEditor__toolbar--main"); if (window.scrollY > 450) { toolbar.style.position = "fixed"; toolbar.style.top = "0px"; toolbar.style.display = "flex"; // Preserve flexbox layout toolbar.style.flexWrap = "wrap"; toolbar.style.width = "100%"; // Ensure full width when fixed } else { toolbar.style.position = "sticky"; toolbar.style.top = "var(--i-sticky-offset, 0px)"; } });I am not sure exactly why I have to force it to add the sticky after scrolling 450px, I did try clearing the forum's cache, and my browsers cache as well.

When I am posting a log topic, I have to continuously scroll back up to the top of the page to use the menu bar in the editor? This just recently changed over the last 5.x updates: When I type on this forum, the menu bar is still there.

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In English, "they" can be used as a singular, gender-neutral pronoun when the person's gender is unknown or unspecified. Since the forum doesn't ask for gender identifiable items, "THEY" would be correct. For example: "They left their car keys on my desk." Here, "they" and "their" are appropriate because we don’t know if the person is male or female. However, if you have information that identifies the person’s gender, such as a key chain that says "William", you would use the corresponding pronouns: "William left his car keys. I wonder if he will be back for them." In this case, "his" and "he" are used because we know William is male. The word "them" refers to the car keys as a plural noun, not to William.

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In my opinion MariaDB is better. They are both RDBMS (Rational Database Systems) that share the common origin. MySQL is owned by Oracle, whereas MariaDB came from the original creator of MySQL (I think I read that somewhere). MySQL has proprietary (yes thank you spell check, I suck)... items that require a commercial license. Although MariaDB does not have the proprietary stuff in it. MariaDB offers multiple storage engines like Aria, TokuDB, XtraDB, and ColumnStore and Thread Pooling, Parallel Replication, and Query Optimization at no cost, whereas MySQL only InnoDB as the default storage area. I think others can be used as well as Thread Pooling for a cost. I can go on and on, but overall, I choose MariaDB. I forgot to mention the security side of it... (Thank god my boss can't see this post!) SecurityMySQL is native SSL/TLS, and Native Data-at-Rest Encryption (at a cost) MariaDB includes Data-at-Rest (no cost), RBAC (Role Based), and User Account Locking and Dynamic Privileges for granular control.

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