Sorry, my bad, just noticed this now. There was some too agressive caching going on. (Your browsers are still applying the old css and js files.. ).
I relaxed this policy to a bit.
A hard refresh might work directly: Win/Linux: Ctrl + F5 | Mac: Cmd + Shift + R
If you find any other issues, please let us know.
Best,do
@d-healey
I fear, that the . isnt picked up by some obscure regex thats in the user mention plugin. I think it might be the easiest way to change your handle to d-healey even if that might of course be a bit unpicturesque..
@d-healey
best,d
Ok, sorry for the downtime. The migration to the newest branch is a bit more complicated than expected. I will have to test and adapt this seperatly till i can proceed.
I managed to hook up a new database-snapshot scheme, though. Hopefully this gets rid of the recurring 503s that we were having.. Lets see how it goes.
Please let me know if you find any issues regarding this or sth else that is broken in the layout, etc..
do
Jep, sorry for the confusion..
Yesterday i did a small update in trying to fix this pesky 503 errors..
This somehow messed up the config file and so I'm having to reset things manually. There still might be some features missing, so please let me know if you find something.
Also, I will try some changes and updates today, so please bear with me if there are some (hopefully tiny) downtimes..
Best,
Do
Apologies for the current server instability...
Unfortunately we'll have some downtime, Will try to fix this now.
d
@Lindon
Yup, confirmed..
I will update the forum software in the next days trying to fix this.
As always there might be some hiccups and newly introduced glitches, so please bear with me :)
Best,
D
Got it somewhat stabilised..
We temporarily ran into disk limit and the swapfile rotated like crazy. Fixed now.
Hope it holds, and will have an eye on it. Please let me know if you run into anything.
Best,d
Oh, the .mkv trick might not work on all browsers.. would have to convert to .webm then..
:) Yeah, autoplay is not activated by default.
bst,d
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Due to popular demand I added more support for small videos to the forum.
The upload size limit is now increased to 16MB and supports the most common video filetypes: "mov, mkv, webm, ogg,.."
The uploaded video needs to be wrapped in a html video tag to be displayed in the post and can be customized with the html video elements (controls, loop, autoplay..)
Just upload the video in with "Upload File" dialog, and copy the reference into a <video> src="" tag.
<video width="520" height="280" src="/assets/uploads/files/1738592343911-2025-02-03-15-13-46.webm">
</video>
<!-- use or convert your videos to .webm to reduce filesize --!>
With sound..
<video width="520" height="280" controls>
<source src="/assets/uploads/files/1738588497039-2025-02-03-14-12-07.mkv" type="video/mp4">
</video>
<!-- .mkv needs type="video/mp4 and is not supported in all browsers --!>
Loop and autoplay video
<video width="520" height="280" loop autoplay >
<source src="/assets/uploads/files/1738585791656-donut.mov"" type="video/mp4">
</video>
Oh, and because we now added html support to the post composer, we now can also do stuff like this:
and add html and inline css to our posts.
Ok, I'll hook it up again. I don't know, I had the impression that quite some users use the HISE or Forum Link mainly as a page refresh and therefore dont need the link to the homepage (+ accidentally open it quite often and then have to backtrack).. Otherwise its a nice quick shortcut to the homepage, granted.
Best,d