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In busy threads, occasionally, a post may need to be deleted or edited and doing that quickly can stop problems from spiralling out of control. But, because the page needs to be refreshed or loaded fresh for the moderation to take effect, there's a delay which means that several minutes after a post may have been deleted or hidden, those reading the thread can still see it and respond to it. A great solution for this would be to have a live system where post moderation can be updated on the fly without needing a page load or refresh. With the new live features in terms of viewers and people posting already available, perhaps this could be an addition to that?

Has the buggy x users here display been shipped within the 4.7.8 update? I'm hoping not.

The latest one. Do you have it set to just send a message, not online or email?

Not really many steps to re-produce. Set the author of the message which is sent to a third party, do something with your own post which should trigger a message, and it'll send you one.

If you have this set to send a pm from a different user to the one who took the action, it messages when someone hides or edits their own posts. Any chance this could be changed in an upcoming version?

Maybe I'm missing something here, but a public key is intended to be exposed. It's the private key which shouldn't be. What you should be doing though, is setting restrictions on the key inside your Google account to stop unauthorised use.

To be honest, this hasn't worked in a long time, on the previous release the ignore button didn't show.

No, nothing I'm afraid.

This may not be compatible with the cloud, we just got blank pages across the forum after updating and had to uninstall.

Wow, ok. Maybe we ought to consider switching over then.

We also currently use AWS, but send more so aren't within any free tiers. Although it's not expensive, I'm a great believer in not spending money on something you don't have to, so if there's another way I'm open to it!

Thanks, can I ask if you know of many communities who are using the built in email service and whether they've had any issues or voiced concerns in terms of branding and recognition of where the emails are from etc? From a technical and cost perspective it seems like a no brainer, the concern for us would be that the email isn't coming from our domain.

This could certainly be interesting to us. The theming design stands out, as do the zoom calls and opportunities for q&a's etc in terms of service add-ons that we'd probably jump all over. The staging package would be really useful as well - that's one thing we miss since moving to the cloud - it's been odd and slightly un-nerving not having that testing stage before making live changes!

Is there any plan to allow custom email addresses to be used as the sender from the cloud system?

Is there a thread, blog post or announcement on this community which doesn't end up with this same circular argument anymore? It's very tedious.

Honestly, in your case, you may want to think about how you work out the cost of running your site and include the value you place on your time within it. You're obviously not the most technically savvy in terms of running a web server (and I mean zero disrespect in saying that) and seem to spend a lot of time doing things on that side with varying levels of success. So, if you took all of that off of your plate, how much extra value could you add to your site with the additional time which would be available to you? Only you know the answer to that, but I think it's a worthwhile consideration. When you say it's slower - bear in mind that on here as an example, you're connecting to the USA, you can have your site hosted in the EU. We fairly recently moved over to the cloud, and like you are UK based with a mostly UK audience and we / our users haven't noticed any speed drop. In fact, it's probably a bit faster than our previous platform. People have already covered the third point, but suffice to say we've not missed having FTP access and what have you and have used the pages platform to add an ads.txt file and what have you - it's very straightforward to do. I'm not here to pitch the cloud to you, I've no skin in the game so to speak, but based on your posts in here and the struggles you've been having at times, I actually think you could benefit from it.

Cloudflare supply a free origin certificate that can go onto your server. It's only for use between cloudflare and your server, so can't be used if you have direct traffic still. https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/origin-ca/ I wouldn't recommend using their flexible SSL, as that won't encrypt the traffic between your server and theirs.

I'm pretty sure that if you rewrite all the CSS you'll resolve this.

It's there for me on the latest version of the software / default theme.

The options are in the moderation menu on topics.

There's quite a lot of information on this sort of thing in the help guides. Info on adding blocks to the page (including the sidebar) And changing the theme:

Ok, thanks.

Hi @Daniel F - did you get to the bottom of the clash with this and the AWS SES app in the end?

You don't need an sql query, there's a tool on the members page in the acp to do it.

Removing and reinstalling is the only way I have been able to get it going again after an update. It's fine in 4.7.6 beyond that though, as far as I can see.