FWIW, early versions let people manually enter the measurement ID, but honestly it caused way too many problems. There was so much confusion on what a measurement ID is, how to get one… people putting in property IDs instead, etc. so making people click the “Set” button made all those problems...
Maybe try rebuilding permissions? Honestly it's pretty cut and dry as far as the addon goes. This is the logic used to add the flag:
<xf:if is="{{ $xf.visitor.hasPermission('forum', 'viewCountryFlag') }}"><xf:macro template="geo_macros" name="flag" arg-countryIso="{$post.Ip.Geo.country_iso}"...
Probably because the code you are giving it isn't valid. Codes are single-use.
Not counting things you are doing manually, what error are you getting exactly?
Don't know anything about the Redis addon. Maybe disable page caching in the Cloudflare addon and see if it's still going on? Could also be a an issue where you made bad caching or page rules in the Cloudflare dashboard. Like you could in theory force all page to be cached with a jacked cache...
Disable it from user group permissions. It's off by default, someone had to of turned it on. Check the View country flag on posts and View country flag on messages user group permissions.
Beats me... all XenForo sites don't report to me (actually none do). But I'm sure it's happened... could just be someone moving to a different server or different version of PHP where WebP support wasn't compiled in.
Again... it's an OPTION, if it was meant to be applied to every site, it...
One last thing... if it makes you feel better, this is not a XenForo issue, this is a thing everywhere on the web. For example, the first image I could find on google.com... one of their marketing images. It has a .png extension...
They would... at that point in time. But moving forward, someone may not upload a webp, and automatic optimization of uploaded files is an option, not something that always happens on all sites. So your best case scenario is every XenForo site is using the option (but again, it's an option, it's...
Well, all the existing files that have already been uploaded would still be .jpg, so now the new URLs point to missing images. You could build a process to convert them all, but that feels like a complete waste of time to me. You would be expecting very large sites (who may have hundreds of...