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I have compassion and have just scheduled my next bunch of bugs for Monday. Have a nice weekend!

What types of nodes can be tagged? Members? Clubs?

Love it!

I use Mail Bouncer app with AWS. The app is very intuitive for the users. If their emails bounce, they immediately see a warning on every page and can change the email on their own. The app also stops any email notifications to the users with invalid emails. The percentage of bounced emails is tracked in AWS. In IPS, I can see who exactly uses invalid emails. Additionally, the app puts a warning for the users who mark the emails as spam. This app and AWS stats give me now a full overview of bounce and spam reports. End of “black box”. End of manually unsubscribing users from email notifications. This is a real automation. User and admin friendly. Love it!

I am out. I'll wait until I can test the editor integration on IPS5. Then I can say what I miss. Or I do not miss anything and am unlimited happy. Make me happy, IPS. This would be the best solution for both of us. 😉

You know that IPS embeds own links via iframes. External embeds for blocks as well. 🙃 I would be happy to find another solution either. Hate iframes.

For records in Pages. Tables Removing tags, that I cannot remove or repair other ways, like <abbr>-tags Adding styles like ipsButton or ipsMessage

This is even mandatory to avoid large or colorful messages. Or even large and colorful.

Do not use it anymore. The official functionality is exact the same. Unfortunately, you are going to lose the connection between the categories created with “Databases in Clubs 1.1.3” and clubs. I believe, this would require manual SQL to re-connect them. 😞

Awesome! 🙏 Then this is a kind of bug or handling error. I will post it in technical issues.

Is there any way that club members can add own records to the club category? Or is it only for owners?

Show me your Insta and TikTok profile, then we'll see how young 😄

Why should they register for comment if they comment without registering on Twitter? I would not. What are the advantages of being registered on your source? Except for being able to comment? Getting new stuff? You offer it on Twitter, so no reason. Being able to comment, they can do it straight away on Twitter without registering. So, what is their benefit? What can they do on your source that they cannot on social media? Please, do not see it as accuse, this is a real question, WHY should they? What is the added value for them to be registered with your source? This is not IPS that focused. These are forums today. They are mostly built around products. Hobbies have mostly moved to social media. That's not IPS fault. That's just where the journey goes. Young people do not bother to learn something about servers, FTP, installing (paid!) platforms, maintenance, and so on. They just register on Insta, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok and have the most things for free, starting at the moment where they have registered. Businesses are interested in forums to get their communities to support and advertise their products. Businesses have understood that they have little control over their "communities" on social media. So they move back. But hobbyist not.

While I cannot judge if it is legal or not, I have never seen any checkbox for drip campaigns on other websites. Never. I subscribe to a lot of tools and websites to test them out or get registered-only content. I see a lot of onboarding emails in my inbox (mostly ignored due to the lack of time). If they start annoying me, I just unsubscribe and never get any subsequent emails from there.

I would like to see: variables/placeholders in the content. Like the URL of the last topic of the user or the number of days since they joined. filter on the users like in bulk mail, e. g. users that have registered in the last 7 days and did not make any post

Probably there is a solution of how to allow the installation of SQL toolbox and protect from mass usage at the same time? When I log in into Marketplace, I use my account and see the files that are available for my account. This is Independent of the project or domain and is tight to my user. When you create a "hidden" Marketplace category containing SQL toolbox/Adminer and give the permission only for contributors, then no "simple, normal" (you know 😉 ) user would be able to install it. The contributor can log in into Marketplace from customers' AdminCP and install it though. Then after investigating, purging, or whatever, the contributor deletes the app from the customer's installation. You can also add a big fat warning message in AdminCP with scary words that there is an app that can damage everything and the user should uninstall it immediately. Just in case, the developer forgets to delete it. 😉 This would protect the usage of the SQL toolbox or Adminer by the inexperienced user. But at the same time, allows a developer to debug.

And what do you use with Cloud clients? 😉

There are hints for me of where we've all moved on and will 😉 Nothing about IPS and its plans. I get a batch of ideas by just reading you 😄 Thanks for this!

@Matt just big thanks for your words. There are so many insights for me, so many hints between the lines. I appreciate it.

@Matt, is there any particular reason, that Pages databases are not included in the Creator plan? Is that due your new infrastructure?

I cannot find a SEGA community, only the old reddit post, that the forums have been shut down back in 2019.

Btw, no need to analyze Russian.

https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/promotion/email-options-r24/#bulkmailer Wish fulfilled!