DawPi

@Adriano Faria, it has been fixed on the newest iOS 17 Beta 3.

I think it would be a good solution if the V5 version had URL Replacements built into the engine not with external plugins. Something like WoltLab Suite has. Please think about it, because a lot of forums are foreign and have diacritics in links.

Thanks, saved for a future projects.
 
P.s. such thing should be in the core I think.

This is how I am doing it, adding the same placeholder to multiple text autocomplete fields on one page
Put a data-controller in place, and add the name(s) of the field(s) to a data-fields attribute on that controller
<div data-controller="your.data.controller" data-fields="field_1,field_2,field_3"></div> Add a language string to jslang.php
'your_language_string'=>'Your placeholder' Little bit of javascript...
; (function ($, _, undefined) { "use strict"; let fields; ips.controller.register('your.data.controller', { initialize: function () { fields = this.scope.data('fields'); if (fields !== '') { $(document).ready(function () { let fieldsArray = fields.split(','); for (var i = 0; i < fieldsArray.length; i++) { $('#' + fieldsArray[i]).find('input[aria-autocomplete="list"]').each(function () { $(this).attr('placeholder', ips.getString('your_language_string')); $(this).css('width', '200px'); }); } $(document).on('tokenDeleted', function (event, data) { for (var i = 0; i < fieldsArray.length; i++) { $('#' + fieldsArray[i]).find('input[aria-autocomplete="list"]').each(function () { $(this).css('width', '200px'); }); } }); }); } } }); } (jQuery, _) The css modifications there are purely to extend the placeholder out to make it visible fully (the area in the field is 20px in width by default, which is too small to display much text)
You could refine it to just do one field, or do multiple fields with different placeholders.
Hope that makes sense.

@DawPi - are you still looking for a way to do this?

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We will see what I can do with that. 😉

We will see what I can do with that. 😉

Ideally something along the lines of:
Your topic has been moved: <title>
Your topic has been edited: <title>
Your post has been hidden: <title>
Where <title> is the topic's title.
It could be incorporated in the #reason_stuff# tag.
Currently: John Doe moved a topic <title>
Proposal: John Doe moved a topic <title> from <origin> to <destination>
Where <origin> and <destination> are the forums names with links to them.
Thanks for the reply! 🙂

@Marc Stridgen Addendum: I said PM, but it could be implemented through notifications.
@DawPi Many thanks for pointing me to this app! 🙂

https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/8416-dp46-mod-action-notify/

https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/8416-dp46-mod-action-notify/

Spoofed for what? 🙂

iOS 17 Beta? 😉

iOS 17 Beta? 😉

For the multicontent you may use that app:
 

We would not add the facility to downgrade. If you are concerned about there being possible bugs in a release, you could always wait a few days to see the feedback from others on any issues, just as a suggestion.

So as you can see, with a longer phrase, the whole cell gets bigger and it looks unsightly.

FIX:
.cForumMiniList_count {white-space: nowrap;} AFTER:

As it currently stands in Version 4.7.11 Beta 2, once you click on the check mark shown below the deletion process is executed, and no trace of the action is logged.
I suggest that upon clicking on the check mark the request is moved to a new section called "Deletion Requests Completed" with the photo and email redacted as they would be considered PII.  But the deletion request and the day it is completed should be logged for auditing purposes.
This way you could detail later that a member by the name of "X" who joined on a particular date was ultimately deleted "per request" on another particular date.

Click on Forums app, expand it and… voila. 🙂

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You should try use ips-truncate option there:
https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/themes-and-customizations/javascript-framework/using-ui-widgets/ipsuitruncate-r64/
 

You should try use ips-truncate option there:
https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/themes-and-customizations/javascript-framework/using-ui-widgets/ipsuitruncate-r64/
 

You should try use ips-truncate option there:
https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/themes-and-customizations/javascript-framework/using-ui-widgets/ipsuitruncate-r64/
 

Think you were missing the point there. They are a self hosted customer, hence why I provided the information 😄