Emediate

That ship has sailed!

Well that is unfortunate. I was not even aware we've had this bug! We moved to Elasticsearch as it was "endorsed" by Invision, and it was considerable expense and time to set it up and have it all running. Now it's got an open bug that has missed making it into some updates? Much like Sendgrid, which we moved our entire organisation to becasue it was endorsed/approved. Then you dropped support, so recently we spent a week converting over to Postmark because that's what you now endorse. Only to discover it is very flawed and not integrated properly at all, and had to completely revert back. Hmmmm.

Confusing much? So, to be clear, @Marc, is there a known bug with Elasticsearch as outlined by @RevengeFNF ?

Huh? We're using Elasticsearch with no issues now.

Have also looked ☹️

Is this bug resolved yet?

Too late! Haha. We've been preparing for 6 months now. Removing redundant plugins, redeveloping others into apps, trying to second guess what we will and won't be able to do. Overall, it's been a long overdue process for us anyway, with at one stage over 60 different plugins and various things! Our board is running all the better for it now, but bring on V5!

Liking what I see so far! 🙂

Keen to try. This is going to be a major evolution of our (large) community and I would like to contribute my input and have a say on its direction (and shape) into the future, please.

Winning! And with @Ehren on board, we can all rest assured it will be top notch 🙂

It's far from ideal, yes. I think once the dust settles it will be fine. It could have been worse though, and I applaud Invision for offering a workable solution for itself and the developers. We could have all just been shut out from 3rd-party entirely, which I am sure was on the table at one point of the discussions. Many of the authors of some of my plugins and apps have long since left the Invision developer community and I'm already engaging the pro-active and reputable ones to reproduce those that are genuinely needed. I'm using it as an opportunity for a "clean-up", to be honest.

Simply because I suspect a lot of customers when having an issue with Invision, even if it was caused by a third-party addon still held Invision accountable - because it was bought from and paid to Invision. The unhinged side of my mind often thought this too, but the more rational side of my brain usually won over.

When you say "transfer" - what do you mean?

We love working with @DawPi - just about anything is possible with Invision and having Dawpi custom build a plugin for you. Be clear with your needs and communication, and the end result will be exactly what you wanted. Highly recommended.

This was my experience too. The members didn't get it. They couldn't understand the advantage of a club, when we could just have another or seperate sub-forum. There was a disconnect between the main forums and the clubs. In the end we reverted back to traditional sub-forums for more niche topics/areas of interest and disabled clubs. I wanted to like, I really did.