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Hi QM, In the menu bar at the top, there should be an entry called "What's New" and clicking on that will take you to a page showing all that is new/unseen on the site. There's even a line that divides what's new since your last visit and what's "unseen" prior to that: The new format takes a...

Folks, The old Navy.ca and Air-Force.ca themes are back. I am certain some tweaking will still be needed but they are mostly set and ready to go. You can change styles by clicking on the "Default style" link on the lower left of every page, or use this link to go directly to the style selector...

1.35.1, the latest available.

Clicking on images in the Wiki is broken... haven't been able to find a fix yet. :(

Re: quote timestamps Looks like that's not an option, the closest is to click on the arrow next to the quoted user's name to go to the original post. I've made a request of the XenForo devs to consider adding it. No idea if it will make the cut.

Thanks Malcolm, I think it's a problem with the Google Adsense code... previously I had been using Display Ads, and it worked pretty well. Automatically inserted a few ads here and there. With XenForo, it seems to have gone nuts, inserting ads all over the place and consuming nearly all viewable...

An ad blocker should work, but won't be available for mobile users (which are an increasingly high proportion of our users). For now, I've relegated ads to unregistered users: Log in, no ads. I'll see how that plays for a bit while I try to work out the issue with the ad placement.

I've just made another change... could make it better, could make it worse. Feedback?

...and I thought I might have worked out a solution. Looks like I have not! Back to the drawing board I guess.

It allows Chrome and other browsers to use the "toast" popups in the lower right of your screen to notify you of new DMs, replies to threads you are following, etc.

I have, for now, completely disabled ads. I like it, but in recent years, the site has largely sustained itself on ad revenue. I do not want to pressure users to “pay to play.” The whole point in my view is the site should be free for all, with the option to support via subscriptions (upgrades)...

Ok, I may have slowed down the rampaging ads. Odd, I have not changed a thing wrt advertising since we went live on Christmas Eve with the new site. I suspect Google is just getting more aggressive with the inserts. I'll see if I can scale it back to something reasonable... if not I may have to...

Is it asking for the 2FA/MFA code every time too? I’ve managed to stay logged in across multiple devices so far. Are you online when it “forgets” you or does it occur when coming back to the site after being away for a bit? I may be able to make the text box for new posts lighter, but have to...

Unfortunately the ability to ignore boards is something we lost in the migration. This should be "better" now in that anyone who was set to UTC is now set to Eastern timezone. You'll have to adjust off that.

Great! Heads up if you have issues in the next few hours I'm doing another upgrade (back-end, no visible change to users). Apparently I just can't sit still lol.

Thanks for the info blackadder. This sent me down a path which found a few things. First, the elastic search daemon wasn't automatically starting on reboot. Once I got that sorted, I found that the search index was not correctly built... a manual attempt to build showed that I didn't have enough...

Yeah noticed that. Seems to be resolved now but I’ll keep an eye on things.

Yep, turns out I changed the wrong spot. 5 mins is now 60 mins, and Subscribers should be able to delete posts again. Thanks for the feedback, we will reach equilibrium at some point! :D

Changed to 35 mins, is that reasonable? Trying to balance ease of use against going back and changing the conversation, which has happened in the old days.

I think there is a “mod” that may allow collapsing, but at least for now, I’m trying to stay “stock” as much as practical. All of the custom coding and changes to the last stuff made things difficult to maintain over time.