Recent content by Chris H.

Hi Jake, I do understand how to switch the cookie domain so that *new* cookies are generated as .example.com. However, it does not appear that existing cookies (think users that have "stay logged in" checked) are migrated from www.example.com to .example.com. So, like you mentioned, the only...

We're undertaking some changes which are going to require us to have cookies be set at .example.com instead of www.example.com. That is, we are making the change to have our xf session cookie available to the subdomains. Based on some testing in our staging environment, it does not appear that...

When reviewing the Users Awaiting Approval queue, it would be nice to have the results of the StopSpamForum inquiry displayed so we have a clear picture of what triggered the registration to end up in the queue. Right now we have to dig into the User Info and manually query the website for the...

We've done a lot more testing this morning to figure out what's going on. It's not as consistent as we first though for new posts, but quoting some of the previous posts with tagged users is consistent 100% of the time. My gut says it has something to do with whether the initial post or quote...

I just recreated this by typing it in directly in a new post on our forums, and it did not fire an alert for us either. So it definitely is specific to quoting.

I did not get an alert for that, you're right. Agree that add-ons could interfere, but like I said Tag Me was removed before our upgrade, and I don't see any reminents on the xf_code_event_listner table (the callback class code has been deleted anyways...). What listeners do I need to look at...

Unless the xf_user_alert.action of tag is used for something else, it's a tag alert. This just happened: User A (OSUMIKE17) tagged User B (kaje) I quoted User A's post to reply. The reply box was populated with: and I added a test message below the quote tags that did not contain any...

Are there hooks in that part of the code that may be firing? We had [bd] Tag Me installed prior to our 1.2 upgrade, but uninstalled it prior to loading the 1.2 code. I suppose it's possible it did not uninstall cleanly? Not sure what else would cause this, but not only do I get the alerts but...

Any secondary user. User C was just an example on how to reproduce. As long as it's anyone besides User A or User B, then it'll fire additional alerts. Give it a shot on your own board. We're seeing it with consistency.

The quoted post by User C was unmodified and contains the @Username syntax.

We've identified an issue where if a user is @tagged in a post, then that post is quoted by a different user, then the tagged user will get an alert for the quoted post. FWIW, the plugin we were using before did not fire the secondary alerts. To recreate you'll need three users: User A...

Just for the record, there is a mistake in this query in the list of tables to ignore. It should be: $tables_to_ignore = array('xf_import_log','xf_search_index','xf_session','xf_session_admin','xf_attachment_view','xf_session_activity','xf_thread_view'); If you've previously ran this script...

This was my thoughts as well; was just trying to get back to my initial question. Interesting. I know when we enabled the cache on vb we saw significant improvement on the load of our db node. So the fact that the cache is not used on XF caused me concern. While load is not as high as vb...

Thanks for the heads up. We actually didn't change anything. It seems as though our WHM/CPanel server had skip-innodb in my.cnf, so the tables were silently created as myisam. We'll get to work on making the change. Is it your expectation that once we're on innodb table engine we'll start...

Munin All of our XF tables are MyISAM. As were our vb tables.