Recent content by Daveo16

Check your PHP/NGINX settings for the following... Memory Limit: 128M Post Max Size: 110M Upload Max Filesize: 100M Also, if using NGINX, make sure Maximum allowed HTTP request body size is set to 128MB or higher or use client_max_body_size 128M; in nginx.conf or NGINX directives (Plesk)...

Waiting for this, as OzzModz' OG addon has been discontinued.

OK thanks. Just thought I'd ask, as there was no mention in update notes of whether it was compatible with xenForo 2.3.

When will this be made compatible with xenForo 2.3 ?

That is the URL we used and we couldn't get it to work with xF 2.3.0 Beta 2 or any later version. Had to completely switch site back to xF 2.2.16 where the RSS works correctly with dlvr.it and Firefox shows the contents of the RSS feed when you click the icon instead of trying to download it.

We were using the URL given via the RSS Feed icon for dlvr.it.

On checking the password, it does have special characters in it. Do you suggest I remove the special characters ?

What settings did you use in config.php to get redis to work on xF 2.3.0 without Xon's Redis Cache plugin, as the following settings I'm using result in a 500 error (altho the below code works for xf 2.2.x).... # Redis $config['cache']['enabled'] = true; $config['cache']['sessions'] = true...

We tried to use the RSS feed link with dlvr.it and it says 'We can't find a working feed there' & 'We can't validate your feed: Content is an HTML Document, not an RSS/Atom feed' Also, with Firefox, clicking the RSS Feed icon, downloads a file instead of opening the RSS feed in a new tab.

Many thanks. I can confirm this fixed the issue.

Any news on whether this is a confirmed bug, as I see a similar bug report and that's marked as Confirmed.

2.3.0 Beta 3 fresh install worked fine, but fresh install of 2.3.0 Beta 4 gets above error.

MariaDB 10.6.16

I get this error when trying to install XF 2.3.0 Beta 4 as a fresh install, at Step 2... XF\Db\InvalidQueryException: MySQL statement prepare error [1064]: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near ''...

OK, we may have found the issue, as it works fine on Default style. Looks like an issue with AC.UI style.