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Posts posted by bfarber
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Behind the scenes we flag if it's a search engine, but we do not expose this in the interface.
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I would second running a one-time REPLACE SQL statement for this specific purpose.
Back up the database, then run something like
UPDATE forums_posts SET post=REPLACE(post,'http://wrongDomain.com/','http://correctDomain.com/');
Note that you may wish to check other similar tables (blog entries, status updates, personal conversations, etc.) but the method is the same, just the table name and column will vary.
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There is no way to force this, no. It's done automatically based on the device that views the site.
https://html.com/attributes/img-srcset/
We specify a 2x density image (what you are referring to as the "HD emoticon") and the user agent/browser will automatically use this if the device has a high density display.
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Unfortunately what you are after is not built in and would require either some manual work (i.e. credits can be issued, and can be used to sign up for a subscription), or a custom plugin.
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As has been mentioned, IPS Connect used to allow sharing of membership databases between sites, however that was removed and you should use OAuth to connect your sites instead for login integration. Note that this does not share groups, account configurations, etc. - it simply allows you to share your account login credentials between sites (much like logging in to a site using Facebook).
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article.cCmsCategoryFeaturedEntry ul.ipsList_inline li.ipsType_light { display: none; }
Add this to your CSS
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There is no geotargeting functionality built in for ads I'm afraid.
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Third party developers are welcome to share their work through private exchanges if they wish to. That is up to the developer.
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You should be able to upgrade and downgrade between subscription packages if configured to allow it in the Subscription Settings. If that's not working correctly I'd recommend submitting a ticket.
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Generally if you have a fully blank page, you are running in to a PHP error. You may wish to check your PHP error logs to see what's there. If you submit a ticket as suggested we can help guide you through this.
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Are you experiencing or reproducing a specific issue that we can investigate?
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We migrated support requests from Zendesk to Helpscout when we moved, so your ticket should still exist (complete with attachments).
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For some reason you are exceeding the maximum number of allowed MySQL connections. Are any other portions of your site or server using the same MySQL details which may be consuming the resources?
If your site was working fine, you didn't make any changes, and suddenly things started going haywire like this I'd tend to think either (1) your site is being attacked, or (2) something has changed on the server side.
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In the AdminCP visit Members > Profiles and add a custom profile field.
Likewise if you have such a field set up there already, you can control who it displays to, and whether it displays next to member posts within topics.
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There is a duplicate accounts detector addon in the marketplace that may help.
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You can't move a blog from one club to another through the interface I'm afraid.
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I believe there's a "Member map" application in the marketplace that does something like this.
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"Source" probably comes from the feed itself.
You can shut off "Read full article" by editing the RSS feed in the AdminCP and disabling adding the link (it's a per-feed setting).
What is ipbcore_output_cache and why is it 17GB?
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Try opening the MySQL console and running
TRUNCATE TABLE ipbcore_output_cache
See if you get an error.