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I'd investigate what cookies are being set in each scenario to see what's missing.

If you want to add ad code inline in an article, you will need to edit the appropriate template to display it. This will be in the Pages template area, with the specific template you needing to edit depending upon your database configuration. It will be the record view template specifically you'll want to edit.

Please submit a ticket so we can take a look

Yes you can do that, and adjust prices based on custom fields

I'm not sure whether we even have a referral program still running, however the license agreement does not allow the copyright to be modified in any event.

This looks to be an oversight. Thanks for pointing it out!

Add your Google adsense code to a widget then embed the widget on the page(s) you want it displayed (you wouldn't do every article, just one article and it will display on every article page inherently). You can then delete the block or adjust permissions for the block later if needed.

Anecdotally I will say that IN_DEV locally feels a lot faster to me on PHP 8 than it does on PHP 7. I haven't measured speeds for both, however.

I'd recommend submitting a ticket if this is the default theme.

I didn't spot any IN_DEV-specific checks or extra caching that would describe the behavior you are seeing. You will probably need to debug up the chain to see where the caching you are mentioning comes from.

While probably a niche scenario, I'd say what you are describing is likely the intended behavior. Most of the time the system is used to go from "Moderate content" to "Restrict from posting" to "Banned". Ultimately your setup looks like it would ban users each time they get a point, so the other settings seem pretty pointless actually.

Meta keywords are like "tags" but only for search engines - they're embedded in the HTML document, but visitors don't see them visually.

Tags can also be useful for SEO purposes, but are primarily a means to allow end users to cross-link similar content. If your community is about pets, people might use tags like "cat", "dog", "hamster", etc. When reading a topic about a hamster, I could click the tag and see all other topics that also have a "hamster" tag to see content I may be interested in.

You can simply disable tags in the AdminCP if you don't wish to use them. This is a better option IMO than allowing tags to be used but not displaying them to the end user.

There is no way out of the box to search through the moderator comments on reports I'm afraid. What is the use case if I may ask? I don't think this has ever come up as a suggestion.

Run the support tool in the AdminCP to see if this fixes the issue.

If it does not, if you are using Cloudflare with "Rocket loader" enabled, make sure it is disabled (this can break editor loading).

If you still have issues, submit a support ticket.

What line did you add to your controller generating the page, exactly? What is the controller name, and what is the path to the javascript controller you are attempting to add?

As others have noted, reputation counts (like post counts) are not a current "live" tally. When you receive the reputation, your score does not go down if the post is later removed (for instance), or if the reputation type is deleted (so you wouldn't see the reputation type and its count listed on the profile page, but your score would still reflect that you received that reputation initially).

When you add a sidebar widget, it only displays on those pages. So you can create a custom HTML block (using Pages) with your Google adsense code, then add that block to all of the pages used by Articles (i.e. the index, category listing, article listing and article display pages). The block won't be shown suite-wide, but will be shown on all pages you add the widget to.

If you have Commerce installed, you can allow members to earn commission on sales made to members they have referred.

i.e. on our site, if you use your referral link to get someone to sign up, we could allow you to earn 5% of any sales made to that new client you referred to us.

Are you wanting to do this en-masse, or one by one?

It is possible to move individual topics to Pages, but there is no faculty to do this en-masse best I can recall right now.

You can click the "Mark site as read" link at the top right of the community, and then use the "Unread" content activity stream to go through everything submitted.

You can allow members to only be able to hide or delete their own content, which should alleviate your concerns about members mass deleting all content. You do this by giving the users permission to manage their own content in the group settings.

Thanks, I've logged an issue internally to have this checked on for our next release. Appreciate the feedback!

The upgrade processes are not ran when installing an application, only when upgrading it. You need to create an install folder and add all the queries necessary for a new installation there. Look at one of our first party apps for an example (Blog, Downloads, etc.). You'll find applications/blog/setup/install/* which has everything needed for a new installation, and then any changes since the first version are individually tracked in the applications/blog/setup/upg_XXXXX/* version folders.

Yes, this is already fixed for our upcoming 4.6 release. 👍

This has already been fixed for our upcoming 4.6 release. 👍