Tony

The error is telling you what the problem is: ImageMagick. Evidently, you either do not have the proper PHP extension installed on your hosting environment or it's outdated. Either switch back to GD or contact your host to determine if the extension is installed/upgraded. Furthermore, we're not in the business of assisting users who are creating websites similar in nature to WebFlake. Asking for support here is entirely spurious. This is as much support as you're going to receive on this matter.

Short of asking for assistance from your host, the simplest method would be to close your site to all traffic then download all files and scan them with your antivirus software of choice. If you're capable, remove all malicious files/code, re-upload, and restore your site. You can easily block all traffic to your site by editing your .htaccess file and adding the following: deny from all allow from IP_ADDRESS Obviously, replace IP_ADDRESS with your own IP Address. Small disclaimer: this is in no way a foolproof method and if there has been an SQL injection, you're looking at a complete wipe of all content and data.

Any error logs appearing in your ACP? You shouldn't have an issue with the steps provided.

We're using standard RSS feeds that you can create via the forums page in the ACP.

You should be able to locate and edit the string in your language editor, located in your ACP. Just search for bim_hide_msg_like and other related strings, make your desired edits, and save.

For the average user, I doubt there will be a visible difference. For online games, servers may struggle to handle a sudden influx in traffic but that's something you would really only find with indie games. Beyond that, in a world filled with mobile devices, I can't see how bandwidth issues could really arise.

That's strange. Try uploading the files again and ensuring that folder permissions are configured properly.

In an effort to continue expanding our community with recent releases of currently supported software and the introduction of new software, we are going to start discontinuing support for older software that is no longer updated by its developers. There are simply too many security risks involved with using outdated software, specifically PHP and MySQL. Using legacy software is strongly discouraged and doing so could pose a significant threat to your community and/or hosting environment. As a courtesy to our legacy users, we will be providing this area for those users to seek peer-to-peer support from other members within the community. If you need assistance with your legacy software, would like a file for it, or just want to discuss it in general, it belongs here (in the appropriate software sub-forum). You will be required to tag your post according to the topic purpose: support, file request, tutorial, or discussion. Staff will continue to monitor discussions here to ensure our community guidelines are being followed but Staff is not obligated to lend assistance with any of the topics in these legacy forums. We do not have any specific moderators or support team members assigned to this area. We will continue accepting new content as it is submitted to our Legacy Software category.

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Invision is using the default Pages application. You can build any style you like using HTML/PHP/CSS/etc. Entire application is modular. You won't find anyone that's going to replicate that page or build one for you for free though. You'll need to post in our Marketplace.

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This is redundant information since it's already provided in the push notification.

Too many HTTP requests and artificial bloat could be the culprit but unless your site is heavily customized with significant traffic, it's absolutely a hosting problem. Bare bones installations aren't that faulty.

Revert your changes? We can't possibly tell you how to fix an edit only you know.

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Either your theme or your installation is outdated.

No, dude. It's literally a configuration for adding additional languages. lol

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