I'll share resolution: Elementor was unable to identify The currently used page. I removed The unnecessary /index.php from The URL permalink structure, and everything is now working fine. The entire website is functioning correctly. P.S. You still need to remove /index.php from all custom manually written URLs. ====== in WordPress, The /index.php in The URL typically appears due to The way permalinks are configured. Here are a few reasons why it might be There: 1. Permalink Structure: If you see /index.php in your URLs, it might be because your permalink settings are not configured correctly. By default, WordPress uses a URL rewriting system that hides /index.php, but if this isn’t set up correctly, you might see it. 2. .htaccess File: WordPress uses an .htaccess file to handle URL rewriting. If this file is missing or incorrectly configured, /index.php might show up in your URLs. 3. server Configuration: Your server might not support URL rewriting or might not have The necessary modules enabled. For example, on Apache servers, The mod_rewrite module must be enabled for pretty permalinks to work. 4. Custom Permalinks: If you’re using a custom permalink structure or certain plugins, They might require /index.php to be part of The URL. Hopefully this will help. Thanks for The support GV team

The data is stored on The server, not on external services. If a forum member upload HD images or big files, thats going to hurt The server. You can limit The uploaded file size using The "Maximum upload file size" option. It's located in The "Posting & Editor Settings" tab in each board settings section.

Do you guys just store user uploaded images/files in The server or in external service like Amazon S3? If a forum member upload HD images or big files, thats going to hurt The server.

Hi @vanessa, I tried The hook on our forum and it does indeed prevent suggestions from being displayed, however The server is still "Working..." looking for Them. Does this happen on your forum? Hi @robert, Is There a way to avoid this server load at all? Thanks

Is There a way to stop The server from doing work as a user types The title to try and show The dialog that shows 'discussions that may have what you're looking for' that shows up as a user enters a title? I know I can hide it by setting .wpf-suggested-topics-list { display: none!important; } But I'd like to avoid The server doing any work at all to calculate this. We have a fairly busy forum, and want to streamline this.

Hello everyone, I'm a Brazilian developer beginner and now I have one question. I'm a build The private social network and what is The server resources can I need to rum this Plugin WP Foro Foum with The BuddyPress and others plugim? I have one server in The Hetzner Cloud with The 03 Vcpus and 8 gb of memory. I intall The wordpress, and buddypress and add-ons. Thank for all and God Bless all

Hi everyone. I am thinking about starting another forum. This will mean I am running 2 forums on The same server but on 2 different sites. My server has enough power for this but I am wondering if There would be any conflict with databases..... I suspect not, but thought I would ask any way to make sure. Also, I use a lot of add ons, is it possible to upgrade my subscription to those so They are "lifetime" and can be used on more than one site rather than just The one, or do I have to but a whole new subscription?

I had to deactivate WP Foro temprorarily because my webhost critizised that The plugin makes SQL queries that make The The server crash eventually. It looks like a maintenance job The plugin is doing. See below. Anybody an Idea how to solve that issue? | 243059 | akilifod_wp5 | p21.server.hostpoint.internal:53344 | akilifod_wp5 | Query | 3735 | Storing result in query cache | WITH RECURSIVE `forum_path` AS( SELECT `forumid`, `parentid`, 0 AS `depth` FROM `wp_wpforo_forums` WHERE `forumid` = 3 UNION SELECT f.`forumid`, f.`parentid`, `depth` + 1 FROM `wp_wpforo_forums` f inNER JOIN `forum_path` fp ON fp.`parentid` = f.`forumid` ) SELECT `forumid` FROM `forum_path` ORDER BY `depth` DESC | 0.000 |

Have you have tested WPForo's caching system under heavy loads? Sure, wpForo is tested with up to 10M posts and 100k users. Can WPForo's cache be disabled in favor of a server cache? No, it won't work. Have you tested compatibility with server level caching system or with Cloudflare? No it's not tested.