bfarber

I made a plugin for this that works on default theme perfectly
 
 

SOLVED.
CURL in cron is required. The cortrect line in server cron is:
 
/usr/bin/curl https://www.externalwebsite.com/applications/core/interface/task/web.php?key=de85ec482d89b0e5d888e1dfc9d45896  
 

Yes we support "web cron" as well in the AdminCP. There are services that can do this for you, but you could also set up a cron job on a server you have control of to do it yourself.

I found a way. You can't use url redirects because it needs a query redirect. So that search did not fit.
So I started to search for query redirects. Had to search for that too because I'm not native English.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI}  ^/index\.php$ RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^action=login$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.satellitefun.org/404.shtml? [R=301,L] At first the ?action=login stayed behind it, but after I put the ? at the url, it's fixed.
 

If I recall correctly, PHP 7.4 is not fully supported until our 4.5 version is released.

I completed writing my routine to parse the messages in an email inbox, figure out the type of bounce, and then submit it to Mail Bouncer. I'll post the code in a few days. I want to see if I encounter any issues with it before sharing it with folks.
It will not be a supported code and will come with no warranty. (Use at your own risk!) The error messages from mail hosts are just too unpredictable for me to want to deal with all the weird cases other people will encounter. Rather, think of it as a starting point for people with some knowledge of PHP programming – something you can tweak to suit your own needs, that means you don't have to start from scratch.
And I should mention that it can be modified pretty easily to handle lists you may have of emails that need to be disabled.

Full PHP 7.4 support will be available with 4.5

I haven't seen any specific bug reported here so I'm not sure how to answer the question.

I wouldn't put any credence whatsoever into random "oh your site can be hacked you should scan it" type reports like that.
The one link you provided is for legacy 1.x/2.x/3.x versions (none of which are even supported anymore). That would be like someone telling you your computer running Windows 10 is insecure because they managed to find an exploit for Windows 95 posted somewhere on the internet.

I wouldn't put any credence whatsoever into random "oh your site can be hacked you should scan it" type reports like that.
The one link you provided is for legacy 1.x/2.x/3.x versions (none of which are even supported anymore). That would be like someone telling you your computer running Windows 10 is insecure because they managed to find an exploit for Windows 95 posted somewhere on the internet.

I wouldn't put any credence whatsoever into random "oh your site can be hacked you should scan it" type reports like that.
The one link you provided is for legacy 1.x/2.x/3.x versions (none of which are even supported anymore). That would be like someone telling you your computer running Windows 10 is insecure because they managed to find an exploit for Windows 95 posted somewhere on the internet.

I wouldn't put any credence whatsoever into random "oh your site can be hacked you should scan it" type reports like that.
The one link you provided is for legacy 1.x/2.x/3.x versions (none of which are even supported anymore). That would be like someone telling you your computer running Windows 10 is insecure because they managed to find an exploit for Windows 95 posted somewhere on the internet.

Thanks, @Morrigan. That was a typo here, but in my theme I had it spelled correctly. I dug into the javascript library after posting and saw that there is a split on commas, so the correct syntax (for anyone else wanting to do the same) is data-ipsSticky-disableIn='phone,tablet'.
After trying that and doing a hard refresh (CTRL + F5), I had the desired result. Thanks @bfarber!

body[data-pagecontroller="page"] [data-controller="core.front.core.commentsWrapper"] .ipsTabs { padding: 0px; } that should do it, but play around with the inspector in your browser to get an idea of whether that gets you what you want or not

4.5 supports adding an image for each forum via the AdminCP
 

body[data-pagecontroller="page"] [data-controller="core.front.core.commentsWrapper"] .ipsTabs { padding: 0px; } that should do it, but play around with the inspector in your browser to get an idea of whether that gets you what you want or not

You could add the following CSS to your custom.css file to hide the tabs
body[data-pagecontroller="page"] [data-controller="core.front.core.commentsWrapper"] ul[role="tablist"] { display: none; }  

4.5 supports adding an image for each forum via the AdminCP
 

In the AdminCP navigate to System > Files and then click Storage Settings. Click the "Configuration" tab and edit each configuration present. Make sure there isn't an alternate URL specified pointing to your live site, and if there is remove it or change it to point to the new test domain.
You may also need to run the support tool in the AdminCP to clear all your caches, such as CSS files which may have URLs pointing to the live site still if you haven't taken this step.

On the content tab uncheck everything, and this will expose the individual app permissions. If a moderator has permission on the content tab to "Edit content" for instance, this applies globally and as such there's no way to configure it per-app, but if you uncheck it on the content tab you will be able to control per-app (and container, where appropriate) if the moderator has this permission.
Summary: Go to the tab named "Content" and uncheck everything.

Take it from someone who personally tried to bridge Wordpess and IPB together for years... not worth the headache. 
I finally switched fully to IPB after using Wordpress for 15 years (no joke) and while it was a hard adjustment at first, now that I am very familiar with the back-end of IPB and how to make things function... I am thrilled.
Wordpress is powerful, but not if you want a community. I tried using BB Press and BuddyPress with Wordpress as a community component last year and it was a nightmare. I tried to gamify my community and it slowed the site down due to all the processes. Mess. 
IPB blows Wordpress out of the water in terms of community functionality. 

If you look at the conf_global.php file in your FTP, there is a line member_group that defines the default registration member group (usually group ID 3). Effectively what you want to do is
Set conf_global.php member_group to be the group you want all newly registered users in (in your example "NEW"). Set up a group promotion rule so that after 10 posts, the user is moved into the better member group ("Members" in your example) That's it.

I'm submitting a change for review to adjust the action to use $url instead