Kevin Carwile

No. Generally, rules is not a tool that can be used to control UI.

What is the point you are stuck on? If you are doing other things when a post is reported, add another action in the same spot to increase your custom data field value by 1. No PHP needed.

Now you're cookin.

The permissions on the Collaboration category can be set per member group to allow certain members to be able to create collabs in that category while other member groups can join. So you simply sell memberships to the group that can create collabs, and then they can invite other members from any other group that you are allowing to participate in the collabs for that category.

The only way that it could appear in the list of models is if it is still in the database. So I am guessing that it is not actually fully deleted, just soft deleted. If you permanently delete it, then it will disappear.

No, a modal isn't even part of the IPS UI. Besides, that is not a data operation, it is a UI operation, and rules operates on the data layer. You can't manipulate the UI with rules.

No, it does neither of those things specifically. Sounds like you are asking for clubs.

It sounds like you are asking if rules has a condition that will search all existing user notifications for a particular string, but it does not. Of course, that could be checked using a custom piece of php code that loaded the users notifications and iterated on them while searching for a string in their content, however, that is not an out of the box stock action.

@joshuaj Yeah. It does all of that. Only the paid version is compatible with 4.2.

The notification having no content is an IPS thing. If you report the other issue on my support site, I can look at a fix for it on an upcoming release.

@pnkllr Set the scheduled reengagement to happen after twice as long as your login session timeout period to be safe. @christopher-w I'm pretty sure its compatible all the way.

Yeah, your right. My bad.

You didnt mention you were using the demo. The full version received the compatibility update, not the demo.

Been down that road. Sorry, no ideas.

Are you self hosted? 500 errors are usually logged to a server error log somewhere. Without knowing what your errors are, it will be very difficult to troubleshoot.

That depends on what caused the 500 errors. Any logs on that?

You can turn the feed off in the collab settings of the individual collab.

None that I'm aware of.

Path aliases will not blanket change urls. It allows you to create individual aliases. Sounds like an issue I fixed a few releases ago. What version are you running?

Yes

Bulk emailing on a regular basis is not really an application for rules. I suppose you could probably work it out, but its the wrong tool for the job.

Friendly url management in IPS core. You can also use the path aliases app from the marketplace.

Thanks for the support. As for your question, Rules does not have a built in action for removing followers from a topic, so it could not be accomplished out of the box. But if someone were to write some php code that removed followers from a topic, you could add that to a custom action to get the job done.

Go to the Collab app settings and change the name of the app to "Clubs".

1. There arent any more example rules. That number was used to illustrate that there are lots of possibilities. 2. Ask around in the IPS forums. I'm pretty much the only guy answering questions on my support forum. IPS software just doesnt have a big enough user base to have groups of experts for 3rd party apps, especially highly advanced ones. 3. Reactions would be great. Unfortunately IPS developed them on 4.2 in a way that locked me out of creating rules for them. 4. Try ACP administrator permissions. They are in there.