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  1. @Seungwoo Roh

    A quick followup, since I visited your site to double-check my colleague's observation. Your site does seem to be working properly.

    However you are using Google Analytics, but have not copied the entire code block that Google provides you into your settings in the ACP; you've only put part of the block.

    Note the home page and that plain text string at the top left.

    Please edit that setting in the ACP, remove what's there now, then copy/paste the entire block of code from Google, and save.

    Refresh the front end and that string should now be gone. You may have to hard-refresh (CMD-Shift-R on Mac, CTRL-F5 on PC).

  2. As a first step, change the Theme used on the front end to one which is not modified in any way.

    (You can create a new unmodified Theme on the ACP -> Themes page by clicking the "+Create New" button. Give it a name, set as default for front end, and save. Change nothing else.)

    Once that's done, login on the front end and make sure you are seeing the unmodified Theme.

    Does the same error happen? If it does not, the problem is the custom Theme you have, and you'd need to contact its author for an update.

    If it still happens, next disable all 3rd-party apps and plugins, then test again. If the problem is now gone, it's one of the 3rd-party items and you'd need to determine which one, then contact its author for assistance.

    However, if that error persists after disabling all 3rd-party apps/plugins and your custom Theme, please reply here to let us know.

  3. I would check with your host about whether you actually had mod_security disabled.

    That symptom of being redirected to login is almost always due to mod_security or another security program of some sort that's blocking certain URL's.

    modsec is controlled by a server-level configuration. Some hosts allow individual account overrides, but not all of them, and you would need to verify with your host that you are allowed to override on your account. (If they do allow it, verify you have overridden it correctly.)

  4. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you want, but a Primary Menu entry with sub-menu items needs to be of type "Drop-down Menu" and not "External Link", if you don't want that entry to be "clickable".

    You only need a title for the Drop-down Menu entry, you don't need a link/URL.

    Could contain: File, Page, Text, Webpage

    Once you've defined that Drop-down Menu entry the menu manager looks like this:

    Could contain: Page, Text

    You then click the icon where the arrow points and on the next page you define the sub-menu items.

    Or have I misunderstood what you wanted to accomplish?

  5. Yes, the site can be upgraded, but please remember that you would first need to determine whether any 3rd-party items you are using will need updates, and that an update that's needed for any given item is available. Your custom Theme may also need updating.

    Once you have confirmed any needed updates are available, you should be able to upgrade from the ACP as usual, then update those 3rd-party items after that.

  6. I believe Nathan is on the right track, although it may be a similarly-named app from the same, or another, author.

    (Automation Rules was showing as being compatible only up to IPS v4.4, and you mention already being on v4.7.x.)

    But if that is the right app, and it's throwing those errors, I believe you may have to fully uninstall it, rather than simply disable it. 

  7. As a first step, please change your front-end Theme to one which is unedited (not customized in any way) then login in on the front-end, verify you are seeing the unedited Theme, then check to see if the errors continue.

    If the problem is resolved, it's the custom Theme you're using, and you'd need to contact its author for assistance in resolving the issue it's causing.

    If the error continues, the next step would be to temporarily disable all 3rd-party plugins and apps, and test once more.

    If the errors are now gone, one of the 3rd-party apps/plugins you disabled above is the problem. You'd need to re-enable them one by one until you find the one which is causing the problem, then contact its author for assistance.

    However, if the errors are still persisting after disabling all 3rd-party apps, plugins, and Themes, please reply here to let us know and we can investigate further.

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