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Welcome to your new Invision Community! Take some time to read through the Getting Started Guide and Administrator Documentation. The Getting Started Guide will walk you through some of the necessary steps to setting up your community. The Administrator Documentation takes you through the details of the capabilities of our platform. Go to the Documentation
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View File phpManager For IIS Installing and configuring PHP on your Windows server is very simple when you use phpManger for IIS. This is the 64bit version. Submitter Cloaked Submitted 11/11/2024 Category Windows / IIS
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View File SimpleMachines SMF is all that in one package, giving you an easy to use forum with many powerful features for you as well as your users. SMF is an open-source free forum software project made by volunteers from across the world. Submitter Cloaked Submitted 11/11/2024 Category Forum Software
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View File MyBB MyBB is the free and open source forum software powering thousands of engaging, vibrant, and unique communities across the internet. Submitter Cloaked Submitted 11/11/2024 Category Forum Software
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View File Phorum Phorum, The Original PHP and MySQL Forum Software Started in 1998, Phorum was the original PHP and MySQL based Open Source forum software. Phorum's developers pride themselves on creating message board software that is designed to meet different needs of different web sites while not sacrificing performance or features. Submitter Cloaked Submitted 11/11/2024 Category Forum Software
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phpBB View File phpBB is a free flat-forum bulletin board software solution that can be used to stay in touch with a group of people or can power your entire website. With an extensive database of user-created extensions and styles database containing hundreds of style and image packages to customise your board, you can create a very unique forum in minutes. No other bulletin board software offers a greater complement of features, while maintaining efficiency and ease of use. Best of all, phpBB is completely free. We welcome you to test it for yourself today. If you have any questions please visit our Community Forum where our sta…
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PHP 8.3.13
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View File PHP 8.3.13 Installation Instructions Installing from packages on Debian GNU/Linux and related distributions Installing from packages on GNU/Linux distributions that use DNF Installing from packages or ports on OpenBSD Installing from source on Unix and macOS systems CGI and command line setups Apache 2.x on Unix systems Nginx 1.4.x on Unix systems Lighttpd 1.4 on Unix systems LiteSpeed Web Server/OpenLiteSpeed Web Server on Unix systems Solaris specific installation tips Most Unix (and Linux) operating systems and distributions have a packaged version of PHP and e…
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I have updated the software to the latest version of xenForo version 2.3.3. If you find any bugs let me know.
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The server for the site is in Florida. Last weekend we had hurricane Debby pass through. While we weren't directly in the path we were close enough that power was out until yesterday afternoon. Battery backup kept the site up for a few hours as it was designed for. After it went dead we had to wait until the power was restored. I apologize for the downtime.
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Forum² was given a facelift. There is a new default style. It has a light ( default ) and dark variation. You can switch between the 2 by using cog icon in the header next to your username or the bottom next to the style chooser. If you find any bugs let me know.
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I updated the site to xenForo 2.3. I also updated the style which now enables style variations. Next to the style chooser at the bottom of the page is an icon that will allow you to toggle between light and dark mode. If you come across any bugs let me now.
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I have upgraded the site to xenForo 2.2.16. Next step is to upgrade to xenForo 2.3. This will be done when I make sure all addons will be compatible. Stay tuned for more information.
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I have re-opened Admin Zone. Look for new things in the future. Welcome back.
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That's a Wrap: The MozCon 2024 Day Two Recap
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And… that’s a wrap! Catch up on the second and final day of MozCon 2024 in this day-two recap. Continue reading...
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Diving Into the Future of Digital Marketing: The MozCon 2024 Day One Recap
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Dive into the future of digital marketing, and discover the key takeaways from our speakers in this day-one recap of MozCon 2024. Continue reading...
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Moz AI: Introducing Augmented Intelligence
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Today, we’re excited to announce Moz AI — a new set of AI-enabled tools and features you’re going to see across our products. We believe that AI-enabled tools can make you even more results-oriented, impactful, and essential. Learn more about how to use these tools in this blog post. Continue reading...
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4 Insights From the Google Leak — Whiteboard Friday
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In this Whiteboard Friday, Tom touches on four particular insights gleaned from the recent Google documentation leak. Continue reading...
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How to Leave the Best Possible Negative Review for a Local Business
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Consumer feedback is an essential gift to local businesses, helping them continuously improve customer satisfaction, but it can be both effectively given and gratefully received with a little extra care for civility on both sides. Continue reading...
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AI Overview’s Dangerous Fails + a Life Lesson
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AI Overviews is meant to quickly deliver information to searchers, but it is delivering misinformation that ranges from plain bizarre to perilous to public health. Miriam rounds up some of the oddest AI overviews that have been spotted, explains why we’re being exposed to this feature and focuses on a famous reality-check anecdote. Continue reading...
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The Top SERP Features in 2024 — Whiteboard Friday
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In this Whiteboard Friday, Tom takes us through the top SERP features of 2024 by both presence and Share of Voice. Continue reading...
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Discourse 3.0.2 Stable Release Discourse strongly recommends that all sites follow the default tests-passed branch of Discourse. The “stable” branch is more focused on lack of change than lack of bugs - all releases, including those on tests-passed and beta are production ready. Security Updates This release includes fixes for these security issues reported by our community and HackerOne. https://github.com/discourse/discourse/security/advisories/GHSA-4p63-qw6g-4mv2 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
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New features in 3.5.0.beta2 Review queue We have begun making a series of improvements to the review queue, where moderators can review and handle flagged content. A popup is displayed after completing a review action, as a success indication and to prevent accidental multi-clicks. If a post is flagged due to matching watched words, the responsible words are listed now so it’s easier to immediately know the reason for the flag. Welcome banner We have added a new welcome banner feature, to welcome members and allow them to search site content. To turn it on, select the Enable welcome banner site setting. Admin interface We continue to make improvements to the admin interface at a rapid pace. Three improvements to highlight: Uploading and managing your site’s logos has become easier with the newly redesigned and reorganized branding page. The logos we think every site should have are highlighted, while optional logos have been tucked away. When editing your theme’s color palettes (formerly known as color schemes) you can now specify color hex codes in addition to the usual color picker. If you like to get into your theme’s code to edit HTML and CSS, you will enjoy the newly improved theme editing interface. We hid seldom used fields behind a toggle, added better descriptions, and always display descriptions at the top rather than behind tooltips. Security Updates This release includes fixes for these security issues reported by our community and HackerOne. https://github.com/discourse/discourse/security/advisories/GHSA-hfcx-qjw6-573r https://github.com/discourse/discourse/security/advisories/GHSA-4p63-qw6g-4mv2 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
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Invision Community 5.0.5 Beta 1 Released Mr Milchick approved We're back with a brand new release! This release fixes a few of the bigger issues reported over the past couple of releases. Elasticsearch For those using Elasticsearch, please note that the new minimum version for Elasticsearch is now 8.0, with the latest version 8.17 recommended. Those using Elastic search in v5.0.4 and earlier (including all of v4) will need to upgrade their Elasticsearch server, and then rebuild the search index. We chose to update to the latest version of Elasticsearch as v7 is no longer supported and there's been some document level changes in how data is stored. We've tested it thoroughly but let us know if you find anything odd! Using Betas If you do not see an upgrade, it means that you do not have betas enabled. Invision Community Cloud Cloud customers can opt-in to betas in the client area. Invision Community Classic Self-hosting customers can either download the release from the client area, or add the following line to constants.php define( 'USE_DEVELOPMENT_BUILDS', TRUE );If you do not have this file, create it in a text editor, so the contents looks like: <?php define( 'USE_DEVELOPMENT_BUILDS', TRUE );Let me know how you get on! Coming up soonish There's some discussion around sluggish javascript in some areas. This looks to be specific to Chrome and occasionally Safari, which honestly has taken a nose dive in quality recently. We think we know why, but it's taking some time to figure it all out. Essentially, we think it's some parts of our older javascript framework struggling with the new CSS framework. We'll get it figured out, but I wanted you to know that we're on it. -
From 1st May 2025, Discourse’s minimum supported iOS version will be updated from 15.7 to 16.7. After that, visitors using older versions of iOS will be shown a basic-html version of community content, and won’t be able to login or interact with the site. Devices limited to iOS 15 are the iPhone 6s, iPhone SE (gen 1), iPhone 7, and iPad Mini 4. These were all released more than 9 years ago, and are no longer updated by Apple (see iosref.com). Unfortunately, it will not be possible to use Discourse on those devices going forwards. For more recent devices, iOS should be updated to iOS 16.7 or higher. From today, we’ll be rolling out a warning banner for affected users, with a link to this topic. On the technical side, dropping support for older iOS versions will allow us to start using modern web technologies including relative color syntax, subgrid, and lookbehind regex, all of which will enable improved experiences for Discourse users. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
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