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I realize now that clicking approve also triggers an email to the contributor. Thus, It won't be easy to make updates via SQL. I will need a new manual 2 option after all.

It's possible I might be able to cram another use into the existing manual option. Is there anyway to know what query is triggered when hitting "approve" on a manual payout request in the ACP? I know it updates the po_gateway column in the payouts table to say "done" but are any other tables affected? Seems like there might be some member history or some other logs updated as well.

I guess I will need someone to make this. 😞

HI I want to allow my members the option to choose between 3 things, paypal, manual 1 and manual 2. But I don't know how to make the second manual option available on the withdrawal screen Any ideas?

I have made it so a specific group can't start Private messages.. but I can't figure out how to prevent them from replying to existing messages Please help!! Thank you

Owner is the same account as the one running the IPS software.

Up a level outside of my public html folder, in my main user/tmp folder I see a bunch of files What are these? Can I safely delete them?

Hi There is the associated message that is entered whenever manually hiding a file. The "reason" You can mouse over the little eye ball to read it. What table is this message stored in? Thank you

Thank you for the additional information. Unfortunately I need to crop the first part of the thread and not the end. Perhaps I can come up with some SQL that will simply allow me to hide the posts

I must admit that 100's of clicks is better than 1000's of clicks but is this really the only solution? There is no easier way to manage splitting a large thread?

I have a topic that has almost 13,000 posts. I need to split it at around the 5500 post range. I cannot check that many post boxes 1 by 1. How can I accomplish this task? I basically need an option to split a topic into different topics by just selecting the post where I want to make the cut and clicking "split this topic since this post", and then I would have 2 different topics. But I cannot find an option for this. I found this post topic after searching and seems there was no solution at that time. Is there one now? Thank you

Thank you 🙂

Engagement stats always compares two things to give direction. It explains momentum! A better way to explain it is that most stats are quantitative as opposed to qualitative. Quantitative stats answers the question “What have I done?” IE: basic stats, totals, post count, etc But the question I want answered “How well have I done it?” Qualitative! Engagement stats are not about what happened, but about understating how WELL what happened is working. Are people engaging with the content I’m posting? If so, Which posts that I’ve made are gaining traction and which are being ignored? Which attachments I’ve added are getting the most views? Etc. Basic stats give totals but engagement stats tells a story and gives direction. Users will know what types of things to post more of and what types of things to stop posting.

Firstly thank you for posting these resources but these are not what I am looking for. The stats shared above are to display to OTHERS how active a respective user is. Also the stats shared above don't measure how well the content is being received by the community, IE: User engagement. It's only showing how active a particular user is. I am looking for personal engagement stats. IE: stats that a user can see about themselves to indicate what activity is working well and what isn't. USER ENGAGEMENT stats. For example if I make 25 posts, with some attachments... I might be interested in knowing which posts are getting the most VIEWS, LIKES etc... IE: What content have I added that is getting the community engaged? This will let me know which of MY contributions people of the community are liking and responding well to and which contributions are not working so well. I can then take that information and know what to post MORE of and conversely I would also know the type of stuff I should stop posting. A user would be the only one who can see their own user engagement stats. It's not on display for all. It's "Personal" Make sense?

Hi I am looking in the market place for a personal stats app but all stats seem to be site wide and not personal. I would like a stats app that shows personal stats only per user. This would help them to understand their engagement with that community. What's working and what isn't. It could show which post has the most reactions, replies. Which status post has the most reactions. It could be creative and give insights regarding of an individuals personal contributions to the site. I don't see anything like this. Everything I am finding seems to be site wide stats. IF it does exist I would love to have it enabled and visible only for a specific group on my site thank you

Is there a widget that shows popular tags? Would like to use it to allow a bit more discovery for my members

I am having the same issue as discussed in this thread. I can click the drop-down menu on my desktop but the drop menu after click is finicky. It often disappears before I can make my selection. Are there some settings? Or some way to make it work better?

oh my goodness!!! THANK YOU.. you rock. Just what I needed

If {$status->member_id} gave me a specific member id would it be possible to check the group of that respective member ID? something like this {{if \IPS\Member::{$status->member_id}->inGroup(2)}} dasdsdfsds {{endif}} (but obviously that doesn't work)

HI, IS there a way to check member ID in the template? something like this {expression="\IPS\Member::load( $status->member_id )->link()" raw="true"} BUT with an if statement so it only happens if members are part of group 2 (for example) Template code for if member in group then

It returns this Which of course doesn't mean anything to me. I am trying to translate this into exactly what is going on, so that I can take action. Surely there is a way to see what exactly this process is actually doing

Shows nginx worker process. That could be many things unfortunately.

But I have the command showing in iostat. Can I find anything more specific beyond "nginx worker process"? Because I have high load that correlates to this strange pattern of high disk READ I/O 5 days it's good then 3 days it's bad... then repeats. I am trying to find out what is driving this bizarre patter because then I think I can stop the high load.

Ok I am back in the thick of my high server load cycle. Which seems to happen every 5 days as indicated by high disk read patters. I used IOTOP to isolate these Thread ID's as being the issue. How can I turn this into actual information? I want to know what these processes are doing exactly so address accordingly. Having an arbitrary TID doesn't actually tell me much. Is there someway to investigate more from here? Thank you in advance.