Ryan Ashbrook

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Then on the next page most operating systems / browsers should allow you to export the page as a PDF. On Mac / Safari, you can just go to File > Export as PDF. Some others may have the option behind the Print dialog.

Commerce says it is currently offline (see the text under the application name). Click the Enabled badge, and toggle it's offline status to On.

Do you have the appropriate htaccess files in both directories? You should make sure you download the .htaccess file from your ACP > System > Search Engine Optimization > Rewrite URL's - you can download the file from the description.
Once you download that make sure place it in your forum directory, and not in the root of the site (that should still contain your .htaccess file from WordPress).

It just means that you have a theme installed that has at least one customization made to it, which would be referring to the Bravo 6 theme that is listed there, from the Marketplace. If you remove that theme, that message will go away.

This is a referral link - this means if someone visits that link, and then registers, the member with the ID of 1 will be credited as referring that person to the site.
This is an anchor - it's used by the browser to take you directly to the post you're trying to view (in most cases, the latest unread post) rather than taking you to the top of the page.

Have you checked your word or link filters? I see from your settings there, that the group is not set up to bypass those, so that is likely causing it.

We are aware. The issue should be resolved shortly.

Yes, you can simply disable normal members ability to post paid files, and then simply link any you post to a corresponding Commerce product. What you are describing is precisely why it was designed this way. 🙂 
Also, fun fact, we did actually use this but when IPS4 was developed and released, we needed a custom build system for it, rather than just offering the same download to everyone.

Yes. 🙂

Alternatively, you can create a page that is only visible to people that are not a part of the club, and explain the purpose of the club and that they can read but cannot participate until they join. Then, you can re-order the menu to place the page first, which will then load that page automatically as soon as users click into the club.

The table, rows, and row templates are what you need.

This should be fixed now.

Yes, this is fixed in the latest release.

We have some legacy redirects in place to assist with redirecting URL's from previous versions. You can use these to achieve what you need, for instance:
https://invisioncommunity.com/?app=forums&module=forums&controller=findpost&pid=2863639 Will take you to your post in this topic.

Points aren't shown on the front-end, however if you look up the account in your Admin CP, then you can see the exact total.

Yes, you should be able to specify the positioning of the parameters. Try this (of course adjust for your language):
<a href='%2$s'>%3$s</a> %1$s's in <a href='%4$s'>%5$s</a> was marked as the answer The parameters should be able to follow PHP's sprintf() function identifier rules.

When you use the insert output plugin, then file is then included. As a result, it has access to the IPS4 Framework, so you could do:
<?php echo \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->name;  

Posts are rebuilt in the background after the conversion has completed.

Yes, go to your Admin CP > Members > Groups - click the Padlock (titled "Permissions") next to a group, and you can set permissions across the whole suite. Repeat for each group.

It does a number of things:
Cancel all invoices. Resolve all support requests. Ban the account. Add a note indicating why the account was voided. Void or refund all transactions. Cancel all billing agreements. Cancel all purchases. All of these are elective, so you decide what happens when you void an account.

What kind of icon? You can include really any HTML in there - for your prefix, you would either do this, for an actual image:
<img src='/path/to/image.png' alt='Group Name'><span style='color:white; background:#cd7f32; font-weight: bold; padding: 3px 8px; border-radius: 3px; text-shadow: #000 2px 2px 4px ;'> Or for a Font Awesome icon, you would do this (in this case, you can also control the color - if you want it to match the rest of the group name, then you would place it inside the span rather than outside):
<i class='fa fa-ICON'></i><span style='color:white; background:#cd7f32; font-weight: bold; padding: 3px 8px; border-radius: 3px; text-shadow: #000 2px 2px 4px ;'>  

A fix for this should be forthcoming in 4.5.2.

Yes, it is still valid.

In your Content model, do something like this:
/** * Do Moderator Action * * @param string $action The action * @param \IPS\Member|NULL $member The member doing the action (NULL for currently logged in member) * @param string|NULL $reason Reason (for hides) * @param bool $immediately Delete Immediately * @return void * @throws \OutOfRangeException|\InvalidArgumentException|\RuntimeException */ public function modAction( $action, \IPS\Member $member = NULL, $reason = NULL, $immediately = FALSE ) { if ( $action === 'delete' ) { $immediately = TRUE; } return parent::modAction( $action, $member, $reason, $immediately ); }