Posts posted by bfarber
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Adding that parameter will effectively tell the backend confirmedDelete() method that the request was confirmed.
The typical manner of doing this is to add the data-confirm attribute to the link, and then call confirmedDelete() on the backend. Don't forget to use a CSRF check if appropriate (which is most likely the case if you are deleting something through a GET request).
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We use oembed to embed a URL. You should perhaps reach out to TikTok and suggest that they support their own mobile URLs at their oembed endpoint, as we do not control the information supplied by them.
https://www.tiktok.com/oembed?url=https://www.tiktok.com/@invictusmann/video/6856481534585605381
and
https://www.tiktok.com/oembed?url=https://m.tiktok.com/v/6856481534585605381.html
work. Compare to
https://www.tiktok.com/oembed?url=https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSW329cu/
which does not
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The tar/xml files are not retained. They are install files and are used to install the resources, and then are removed.
It is generally against license agreements to purchase a plugin or application and use it on more than one site. If the author of a resource does allow this, then you may be able to reach out to them and ask them for a copy of the resource once you've purchased it to install on another site. If you are speaking of test sites specifically, we have a special -TESTINSTALL key that you can use on your test site which will give you access to your resources purchased for your live site for a test installation.
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Since screen real estate is more limited on mobile devices, the most common and important elements need to be emphasized. While I sympathize with what you are bringing up here, the reality is that most average users are not regularly attempting to mark the forum as read (but they are regularly attempting to scroll through and read through topics). This is why the button may be de-emphasized on mobile.
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Yes, that's entirely feasible. You can adjust permissions on a per-category basis (there is no requirement to have more than one category either if you don't want) to control who can add files, who can download files, who can view files, and so on.