Jim M

You would need to review with your hosting provider why this is taking this long. It reasonably should not unless there is an underlying server issue. 

ACP -> System -> Applications -> expand System -> on Clubs, click permissions (padlock icon) and choose which groups you want to have access.

I see your request in our ticket system and attending to it now. As mentioned in the process, there is a manual component to this. Your request was submitted outside of support hours so will be attended to in the next available time 🙂 .

Please see the email response we sent you a little while ago to your ticket 🙂 .

Seems like a PHP issue or file incomplete issue. Would run the PHP requirements checker here first: 
 

Not sure what you mean by "Session Timeout Vulnerability". Sessions in our software are controlled by PHP sessions.

I'm afraid, this is not a feature in the software to disable autocomplete on the login form for the ACP.

Sorry, there would not be a way to do this in the software. You can block countries from registering or block IP addresses which would see a message about not being able to access the community.

Would clear your browser local storage. Sounds like something got corrupted. 

Looking at your licensed URL, you have a few folders between where they put the php info test and where your community is actually living. Would ensure you don't have another PHP configuration running there which does not have PHP session configured correctly. Ultimately, I would have them also ensure the location for PHP sessions is writable/readable by PHP/your web server account. 
As this is a PHP setting, we would not define this.

You will want to check the "Maximum number of reactions allowed to give" in ACP -> Members -> Groups -> edit group -> Social tab. I took a look at your Administrator group and it is set to 0. Meaning, that group cannot give reactions.

I'm not quite sure what you mean is valid. You would need to directly access our software's ACP instead of going through a bookmark for the reasons I mentioned in my reply.
You should have received a 403 from your hosting but if anything, it is worth testing to ensure that any requests are not interrupted. 

They're having technical issues per their site:

This is misidentification. The spacer image is just a spacer.

Would check your Google Adsense code and check with Google for support. If you're using auto advertisements and they are loading ads in spots which are interfering with operation of our software, you would need to exclude those areas or stop running auto ads.

This isn't something which is available in the software and not really something you would want to allow guests to do.

AdSense code typically is applied in your theme's header. You can also place this in the Google Analytics code spot which gets applied in the head in ACP -> System -> Integrations -> Google Analytics. Ads.txt file, you can follow this guide:  For meta tags, you can see this guide: 

Your community is currently running over HTTP so if you moved to HTTPS, please ensure you followed the guide here:
 

I have moved this to a ticket so we can better assist you. Please be sure to raise these kinds of requests as a ticket in the Client Area in the future so these can stay more private.

We would need to do this for you. I have transferred this to a ticket so we can assist you. In the future, you may contact the account's team using the contact us form.

I'm afraid, that Pages does not build breadcrumbs in this manner. If you wish to this, you can of course create a topic in our Feedback section for future development.

That would be correct. We would not be able to populate a best answer for you. That would need to be decided by the original poster or a staff member.
If the key point of switching to Q&A is to get "best answer" on topics, it may be helpful to switch on "Solutions" in your discussion forum. This allows replies to a topic to be marked as a "Solution" which is then highlighted at the top of the topic. It will still look like your previous topics don't have a "solution" but it's not as in your face as Q&A forums are. Just something to think about.

I have created a ticket for you so we can discuss account matters in private.
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Where exactly were these images uploaded? I do not see that they were uploaded to the Database record itself. Therefore, if they were uploaded to a content piece which has now been deleted or hidden behind permissions(like a message), these images would also be deleted or inaccessible.

This would only control first-party cookies from our software.