Adriano Faria

26 minutes ago, .Ian said:

Struggling to figure out how to put that into HTML code, but will see if I can find a way.

Not sure what you mean with header but this is an example:

{{if member.member_id}}I'm a user{{else}}I'm a guest{{endif}}

12 minutes ago, Stuart Silvester said:

It's controlled by the 'CACHE_PAGE_TIMEOUT' constant for self-hosted customers. Using constants.php: https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/advanced-options/configuration-options/using-constantsphp-r25/

Oh, he is CiC; I didn't pay attention to that. Good to know it can be handled by a constant. 👍

13 hours ago, WebCMS said:

15 minutes is too high and not good for conversions/sign-ups.

Not tested but you can change it in your install if you're self-hosted by editing the init.php file:

		$guestTimeout = 900;

… and if you also want to new members follow specific forums/topics, you can use this:

https://www.sosinvision.com.br/index.php?/file/50-auto-follow-content/

There are 2 errors there and I told you yesterday.

It should. It isn’t. That’s what I meant.

The profile is visible and accessible to anyone. You’ll have to edit their profile to remove the information you judge spam.

Having mine right now so I’m still a bit lucid. 

4 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

I would suggest responding on that topic itself.

New topics and replies are disabled in Marketplace forum for a while now.

Call it Marketplace seems out of place now too:

It should revert the languages bit.

Also

1: Sell on the Marketplace on https://invisioncommunity.com/developers

2: Marketplace Submission Guidelines still available: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/submission-guidelines/

Disable Post Before Registering. Permit guests to reply in the forum. Make sure replies are moderated in the forum.

The guest will see:

When approved:

Just now, Caleb Rabbon said:

Is that something I can find on the marketplace? 

This is better handled at server level. 

If you want to see its content, you should use print or echo instead of return. Return will work on a method/function.

<?php 
return \IPS\Theme::i()->settings['my_theme_setting_enabled_or_not'];

Do not attribute the value.

I don't think so:

New topic:

The user has to click in ADD TAGS and then select the tag.

I think the user meant that the tag should already be "selected" when creating a new topic, like this:

4 minutes ago, WebCMS said:

Most sites usually give restricted Mod permissions, leave alone admin rights.

That's what I said here:

11 minutes ago, Adriano Faria said:

and give them access to Manage Members permission

You can restrict 99,9% of your ACP to a specific group or member and leave only the permission you need:

11 minutes ago, WebCMS said:

For approvals by moderators, there should be an option in the ACP -

There is: turn them into Administrators and give them access to Manage Members permission. IPS4 works like this: Moderators perform actions in the front-end. Administrators on Admin CP.

Of course, both can do everything in both areas but you need to give them proper permission.

I have disabled comments and reviews in Downloads and they keep showing up in the embedItemStats template as follows:

Although the file has a comment and review, they are disabled in the category:

They shouldn't appear. It missing the second parameter in the template call:

{template="embedItemStats" group="embed" app="core" params="$item"}

Your theme is outdated. You’ll have to get a new version.

21 minutes ago, David N. said:

So what happened is that someone first posted as a guest, then went on through the registration process, but then waited 5 days to approve their registration? 

In your ACP:

Quote

Guests will see the ability to submit content and then will immediately be prompted to register an account before the content is actually submitted and viewable. This is useful for encouraging guests to register.
Guest users will have up to one week to complete their registration before their content will be permanently removed. If the guest user does not complete their registration immediately, they will be sent a reminder email shortly after making the post.

With this application, you can see what they posted:

https://www.sosinvision.com.br/index.php?/file/126-post-before-registering-content-viewer/

and delete it, if you don't want the specific content to go public.

I would use the Alert system for this matter:

Post before registration enabled?

Not sure but it can be that.

If you want your moderators to manage members in the front end:

https://www.sosinvision.com.br/index.php?/file/96-manage-validating-members/

On 12/2/2023 at 6:31 PM, Ocean West said:

This may be a browser issue but I have agreed to this many many times here and on my site. What causes it to constantly request permission?

 

 

It happens all the time:

For the plugins, no. You’ll need the XML. Applications: download its folder via FTP.