Marc Stridgen

There is no built in feature that would achieve this, but indeed as noted above, you could use zapier for this. Or indeed you could use any other service which would take webhooks for this purpose

Please ensure that you are creating new topics for different issues, as this can help in ensuring you get the correct information at any given time.
With this, I would also need examples of the problem. It may be, for example, the user has registered and the spam level that has been ascertained, is at a level whereby your setting dictate they need admin validation

That would really be a case of community management. 

To clarify on this. The message shows because our software is actually being allowed to run those functions. So its not so much a case of whether or not they are disabled. It's a case of finding why they are not disabled

Do note also that the message doesn't disappear automatically even if you fix the issue. If you disabled the function after you saw the message in ACP, you need to close it yourself.
Also, if you want to double-check that the functions are indeed disabled, there is a phpinfo link on the support page. See what it says there rather than testing with an external phpino().

I would suggest contacting your hosting company on this issue, as they would be the best to advise you in this case

No, you would have to add them via the ACP in order to be able to use them. There is no way in which to do it in the manner you suggest

This is the issue here in your understanding. To clarify
The statement there is somewhat incorrect. A restricted moderator who is given access to the ACP "Is" an admin. By definition an administrator is a member who has been granted access to the admin CP in any way. The way permissions work are as pointed out above
So a member can be BOTH an admin, and a moderator. In fact technically an administrator could have no moderation capability on the front end if you really wanted (not that there would be much point in this)

Anyone who has access to the admin CP is a restricted admin, not a restricted moderator. Only trusted users should be given access to the admin CP. Anyone with access to the members section in the admin CP can indeed ban any members, including other admin
Essentially, you are asking how to prevent people who you have given access to your safe, how to prevent them taking your money. The answer is, dont give them access to your safe.

This issue has been resolved in the recently released 4.7.15 version. Please update your site if you are still experiencing the issue, and let us know if you see any reoccurrence.

Updated with the latest, thanks 🙂 

I can bring up that internally. Just ensuring the issue of of it showing all the time is resolved first of all. 

Please have a read of the following, which shows what this is and why it is important 
We have however reported internally that people are being shown repeatedly 

I will add this on my notes when doing internal testing on stuff 🙂 

While you are working on Pages …
If the Media section remains as it is, it seems to have performance issues. I have one installation where WordPress content got imported, ending up with around 300 images in the media section. 
Opening the media page takes forever and can even crash the browser. It tries to load all 300 hi-res images at once. I also can’t get around that and do something else like creating a new folder, because that doesn’t stop loading the images. 
Other queries seem problematic too, like just opening a folder in that section. Even if it is empty it can take 45 seconds to open on that installation with 300 images in other folders. That shouldn’t be the case. 

Yep, you are absolutely right, my tables had Redundant/Compact row type, generating and executing these queries helped:
 
SELECT CONCAT( 'ALTER TABLE `', TABLE_SCHEMA, '`.`', TABLE_NAME, '` ', 'ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC;' ) AS _alter FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE ENGINE='InnoDB' AND ROW_FORMAT <> 'DYNAMIC' AND TABLE_NAME NOT IN('SYS_DATAFILES', 'SYS_FOREIGN', 'SYS_FOREIGN_COLS', 'SYS_TABLESPACES', 'SYS_VIRTUAL', 'SYS_ZIP_DICT', 'SYS_ZIP_DICT_COLS'); Thank you @Marc Stridgen and @teraßyte !

There are no emoji packs available from ourselves, other than what is preinstalled. As far as marketplace is concerned, there may well be people who provide these, you would have to take a look through the providers list.
In terms of removing, there is no way in which to do this. Those are not emoticons, but rather standard emojis which are available on most devices natively

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! I can confirm this should be further reviewed and I have logged an internal bug report for our development team to investigate and address as necessary, in a future maintenance release.
 

Interesting thanks for that.
 
I just checked and I'm using 10.11.7-MariaDB and apparently strict mode is enabled:
 

Thanks for the confirmation. I have added a bug report for that.

But there was more than one! 😄 
jk. Reported it as a bug internally for you

Thanks Marc.
It looks like the issue has now been resolved and access to admin and all areas of hosted sites are easily acessable.
Thanks
Hans

Please check this again now. We have made some changed. Any issues, please let us know

You would create a database with one category only and don’t set it to “article mode”. Then you can set certain fields (like the selectbox field) as a filter and drag a filter widget on the page. 
The “articles” will only be shown in a list mode by default. You probably will not like that. 
Alternative solution: Don’t use filters and create a category for “PC“, “Nintento”, “Xbox”. Then you can have the “article mode” front page looking like a blog and users would open the categories to see the articles belonging to these topics.