Nathan Explosion

A forfeited vote is still counted as a vote:

Psst....guess where it's already been posted?

Nope. that setting controls PROMOTION of content to your site's social media. If you want users to do that, crack on and give them permission to do so. But that is not what you want to do if you just want your users to be able to SHARE a link on their own social media via the sharing options. Control over visibility of the various sharing options is via this area: And finally...if the content is not viewable by a Guest then the sharing options won't be visible regardless of what you set in those permissions.

@IndianaJoe - send me a PM if you would like to test something out.

Option 1 - from the topic listing...when prompted after clicking the indicated icon, select the topic that you wish to keep (that would be the existing topic, in your case...not the new one) and then click Merge. Option 2: Go to the new topic Copy its URL from the address bar Go to the old topic When prompted, paste the copied URL into the provided field and click Merge.

Can you provide screenshots of your currently configured settings for the application, please?

Nope - that specific setting control permissions to PROMOTE to social media. Sharing is an option available via that dropdown on each content item - topic/post etc - and is available if Guests can access the content.

If you don't have it available then enable Guest viewing of the content. Don't give them them permission to do so.

Here it is The already enabled toggle is for notifications within the ACP - so is it understandable that they may have been missed if you were not aware that they were there? Just to be 100% sure - did you toggle the 'No' in the select to a 'Yes' so that you could determine if the email notification works? If you are not getting notifications at all then it's best to get this looked into as a bug, as opposed to feedback (as the functionality is already there, but maybe not working) - but make sure.

It's there in the ACP notification settings...

Give this a try... (NE) Post anonymously checked 1.0.0.xml

Click the button and create one.

Don't install via ACP - download it (choose 4.3 or 4.4 as your version)

OK, I'll bite.. I'm not expecting anything - I never do. Which "you" didn't on this occasion hence me raising my confusion here... Nope, all it says is that that an email conversation has been started - with no actual conversation in it. Ah, there's the bit that explains things...and if it had been sent in a follow-up email then all confusion would have been cleared up. Now, if you are referring to this in my reply as causing your own confusion: I posted my comment twice previously, via the PWA - it appeared briefly, then disappeared. I then posted it a third via a browser, with the added note, and it remained. Hence my comment.

Then follow it up as such? Note: this is my third attempt posting this, in case it appears multiple times (possible PWA issue, we'll see)

A bit of feedback on the above... I received an email titled "Re: Future publish topics can be seen" with the following content: I am assuming that this is because a ticket might have been opened for the above report, but I am guessing on that because there isn't anything in this topic or the email to explain why I received the email. More detail, the better.

Reproducible. Log in as an account with permissions to future publish. Create a topic, do what is needed (no point in me going in to detail) Log out Log in as a normal user Go to the profile of the account used to post the topic Click 'See their activity' Click on 'Topics' Result: you don't see the topic....phew!! (image 1 below) Now click on 'Posts' Whoopsie!!! (image 2 below)

v1.5.0 is pending approval NEW Click to view password added support for Account Settings -> Password added support for Account Settings -> Security and Privacy New trick - "Require message on report" enable this to turn the Report form's optional editor into a required field

They are Cloud only features, so if you are self-hosted you won't be able to get them. If you are Cloud hosted then you may not be on a plan that allows you to use them.

Look what I can do... How to reproduce (do exactly as described...noother clicking elsewhere) on Firefox (Windows): Log into the site as a Member account (won't work if you are an Admin because you can't change your password there!!) Go to Account Settings Click the 'Password' entry in the left menu Click into the 'New password' field Click on any other entry in the left menu Click the 'Password' entry in the left menu Click into the 'New password' field Scroll down Tada - you got one in the corner. Repeat steps 5 to 7 again Scroll down. Tada - 2 in the corner. It appears a bit easier in Chrome (Windows): Log into the site as a Member account (won't work if you are an Admin because you can't change your password there!!) Go to Account Settings Click the 'Password' entry in the left menu Click into the 'New password' field Scroll down Tada - 1 in the corner. Click on any other entry in the left menu Click the 'Password' entry in the left menu Click into the 'New password' field Scroll down Tada - 2 in the corner Tested on earlier versions too - it's not specific to 4.7.11.1 Have I disabled customisations? This test instance is my "Control" and zero customisations are made to it.

Which would make it the administrators list 😉 This one has been here since the dawn of time, never thought of it as a bug myself but good to see it may get sorted.

That answers the question, surely? Anyway...reproduced.

Find the language string for menutab__members_icon and ensure it is set to user

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