Kevin Carwile
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Make sure you are on the right page. You must be on the collab homepage to see the administration menu. Make sure you have your permissions set correctly. That can be affected by a collab category setting which will "restrict collab owners to collab permissions" (or similar wording). If you are a site moderator, make sure to have the moderator permission to bypass collab restrictions.
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Well, you cant really do that. How do you know which topic to check against when the second "duplicate" one is created. The topics are not related to each other and are not both present in the event, so I dont even know how you are attempting to check one against the other from a rule. How and why do you have duplicates anyway? It might be a better idea to just fix that problem before it happens.
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Collabs dont go inside collabs so I dont understand the question. Which primary page are you referring to. The collab category or the collaboration itself. The collab category can have its background image changed. Collabs can have a logo uploaded if allowed in the collab category settings. Beyond that, each collab has a description editor that allows the owner to put in an arbitrary description including embedded images.
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Heres what you do: Create a custom action that you will use to issue the points... call it "Issue Forum Topic Points" or similar. Give it a member object argument. Where you currently have the action to issue the points in your rules, delete that action and put your custom action instead. Then create a couple new rules for your custom action that you just created. One rule could check if the member is in your premium group and issue said points. Another rule can check if they are in some other group and issue the lesser amount of points. That is how to leverage custom actions to create one action (i.e. Issue Forum Topic Points) that has sub-logic to it using additional rules.
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Extra points for what. I'm sure there is. But I have no idea what you are talking about.
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With the member is validated event and the create path alias action. https://ipsguru.net
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That will work, however, it would be smart to include some static text into that keyphrase as well to make it unique to that specific scheduled action. Such as "Inactivity follow up email for member [member:id]". Otherwise, if you try to schedule other unrelated actions for a member just using the [member:id] as a keyphrase, then it will potentially overwrite an existing scheduled action with that member id that it has no business overwriting.
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You need to make sure that the follow up action is scheduled using a keyphrase so that it can be rescheduled properly everytime that the member logs in. If you do not have a keyphrase set on the action, they will all simply stack up on each other and you will have the problem you are having.
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You wont be able to add a date range constraint to the content count conditional. And I cant think of any other good way to check a condition like that.
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Conditions are like filters. You place conditions on rules so that your actions only get invoked when the conditions are met. I thought you said you had it set up already for when they join a certain collab they would get a secondary group added. That implies you set up a condition there... Just do the same thing for the reverse rule.
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Use the "member is removed from collab" event.
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However you want? My initial thought would be to create a custom data field for members that you can use to manually set a maximum number of pips a member can earn. Then wherever you award pips, writ another condition to make sure they arent going over the limit. Maybe something like that would work.
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There is a enable/disable option in the dropdown menu also.
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I believe you may be missing the update_check url from your database for the collab app. I dont know why that would be... but thats my best guess at what might cause that error.
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What version of collab do you have?
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Just hide the collab like any other content item.
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You could do a number comparison on the profile field of the member.
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Rules cant do a modal popup. But you could attempt to catch the page view and redirect. But then you could also control access to the form by member group also. That might be better.
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Not really possible I dont think. You can perform the check after the form is saved, but you can't do on the fly form validation like that.
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If it is for 5 different members, yes.
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Um, what errors? Talk to me via PM if you want to get things straightened out.
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The lite version of the app is available as a free download. No demo site except your own.
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A rules extension. Its what rules was built for.
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I see. So how many rows do you have in your rules_rules table?
