Adriano Faria

This reminds me of another annoying issue while you are poking around in that area - this is what someone sees if content moderation is enabled on an account after they have replied to a topic:

If the content must be approved before the content can be edited then an edit link shouldn't be there, and I shouldn't be able to edit (which I can if I click the link)
 

Thank you. Just reported these internally

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

I blame lack of coffee, personally

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:

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:

As Adriano mentioned above, you're better off doing something like this at the server level.
It's possible to write a custom modification for it, but the user would still hit the server, start a request on Invision Community, run queries, use more server resources, etc. If you handle it at the server level they'll be blocked much faster and use fewer resources overall.

There we go - fleshed out a bit more...
https://www.sosinvision.com.br/index.php?/file/40-profile-field-per-user-group/

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:

Thanks, Adriano. I have clarified my statement with a quote.

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:

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:

If you want your moderators to manage members in the front end:
https://www.sosinvision.com.br/index.php?/file/96-manage-validating-members/

That's what I said here:
You can restrict 99,9% of your ACP to a specific group or member and leave only the permission you need:

That's what I said here:
You can restrict 99,9% of your ACP to a specific group or member and leave only the permission you need:

Your theme is outdated.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

Your theme is outdated.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

You can use \IPS\Member::loggedIn() instead, If you don’t have the $member object.

{{if !$member->inGroup( array( X, Y, Z ) )}}      Show something  {{endif}}  

In your ACP:
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.

Post before registration enabled?
Not sure but it can be that.

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

Clear the cache.
case 'plugins': foreach( \IPS\Plugin::plugins() as $plugin ) { if( $plugin->update_check_data ) { $data = json_decode( $plugin->update_check_data, TRUE ); if( !empty( $data['longversion'] ) AND $data['longversion'] > $plugin->version_long ) { $count++; } } } break; \IPS\Data\Store::i()->$key = $count; return (int) \IPS\Data\Store::i()->$key; }  

Choose their groups in the application settings and they will be able to schedule posts or comments.
That’s what the application I linked does.