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Nathan Explosion

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  1. Firefox say: "To protect your security, forums.aaca.org will not allow Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it. To see this page, you need to open it in a new window." https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/xframe-neterror-page?as=u&utm_source=inproduct
  2. What code did you use? I reckon you've made a http/https mistake here, but we can't help unless you show us what you have actually done.
  3. What's the issue? Looks fine in IPS 4.5.1 Beta 3, not looked at earlier versions of 4.5.x
  4. Looks fine to me, as a guest, from a mobile. Also, on a desktop changing the viewport continues to show it correctly as expected.
  5. Did you configure the config.js to handle the 'application' called 'google-analytics'? https://kiprotect.com/docs/klaro/annotated-config It's not a simple as "drop it in as-is, make HTML changes, BOOM it works" - you need to configure it too.
  6. <script type="text/plain" data-type="application/javascript" data-name="google-analytics"> //... </script> It literally tells you what to do in section 2... And then you have to change the includeJS template in your theme to make the relevant changes too.
  7. Just coming back to this - unfortunately, I think I'm going to pass on this one as this element is just a nightmare to achieve: This corresponds to item 2 on the 'Getting started' page - https://kiprotect.com/docs/klaro/getting-started I reckon the full integration of this code might be better achieved via a custom theme, instead of a plugin. Theoretically, all of the elements in the config.js code could be turned in to settings on a theme (already achieved it via the POC plugin) so it would be make sense to cover everything in a theme, instead of trying to do a plugin which attempts to modify the includeJS template, amongst other items, to accommodate the HTML tag changes needed.
  8. If you are running IPS 4.5 then yes, you should wait. If not then it's up to you when you get it.
  9. windows task scheduler
  10. No 'Maybe' option 'Maybe' option
  11. Calm down, it's a bug.
  12. @Adriano Faria mate, get this logged as a bug asap.
  13. I'm taking a look at the integration work needed - all I've done thus far is added the 2 JS files and that is the result. The problem is the changes needed to be done to the existing <script> tags throughout the theme, and then you also have to be able to configure it so that will require an interface that feeds in to the config.js file. No promises at all, but if I can figure out the basics then it might be possible to do a custom job for you on this one - I'll post back later if I can figure out a good way of doing this.
  14. Log a ticket then...
  15. Log a ticket to request a change to the test URL.
  16. What's new in v1.1.0? (pending approval in Marketplace) No functional changes; updated to reflect IPS 4.5 compatibility
  17. What's new in v1.1.0? (pending approval on Marketplace) No functional changes; updated to reflect compatibility with IPS 4.5
  18. It's not compatible with 4.5 in its current state (compatibility for the plugin doesn't indicate 4.5 as supported) Yes, it will be upgraded to support 4.5 now that 4.5 has been released - probably looking at releasing the new application version sometime next week.
  19. The post content is the "description" element of the "item" - a "description", along with the "title" and the "link" are the 3 required elements of an RSS "item" One man's 'bloat' is another man's 'it has to be there' - what do you expect to be there otherwise? Want to change it? It's plugin time!!!
  20. #elError div p:nth-of-type(2){ display:none; }
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