Cookie Monster

So your trying to register a member with the API. What i read there looks a bit wrong. Even the link etc. Have a read here https://invisionpower.com/developers/rest-api Post members should have something among these lines https://invisionpower.com/developers/rest-api?endpoint=core%2Fmembers%2FPOSTindex But you need to create the API link and authorize first then do the post to register members. From the site itself, creating a authorization would be http://www.example.com/api/core/hello?key={apiKeyHere} Then i would presume you can create an object in javascript or PHP like this. <?php $myObj->name = "UserNameOfUser"; $myObj->email = "[email protected]"; $myObj->password = "$variabe that captures user pasword"; $myObj->group = "4"; // Set the member group as a number for what member to register them as this is an example $myJSON = json_encode($myObj); echo $myJSON; ?> That should create an array to the post it to /core/members

Welcome to Webflake @TheSvensson I would try this AdminCP > System > Search Engine Optimization > Meta Tags > Live Meta Tag Editor > Page Title This will give you the page title for that particular page. Also a great idea for SEO is to fill out other information there if you know of it This would be a good guide to read to understand it if you don't know how the meta tags etc work or impact your site, http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/definitive-guide-to-using-important-meta-tags/ Hope this helps and if you have any questions feel free to ask.

The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

Or if you want to try this, its a FREE course. Take a few hours and give it a go. I done it before when i started out its great help https://www.sololearn.com/Course/PHP/

Then I do suggest that you don't tinker and tamper with it unless you want to break things I do have some suggestions. Read and understand IF / ELSE / ELSEIF Read and understand Loops / for each / do / do while etc. Don't tamper with code you don't know what does unless you want to break it. Set things back as how it was before it was broken, so its possible to find out WHY its not working, take this scenario 100 000 users uses has a IPS forum, and it works (else it would been out for a quick fix as that is a major flaw in a forum) You don't know what code you been tampered with, in what way you tampered with it, nor do you know or understand WHERE the code goes, considering it starts from the top and goes down moving code might not be the best. Feed me a Sorry to sound harsh, but if you keep tampering with code when we (as in me and others) are trying to assist it makes our job 50 times harder. As we don't know what you have changed. so IF you change things make some comments of what has changed or comment OUT the old code so you can easy revert back. To make a comment you do this <?php echo 'This is a test'; // This is a one-line c++ style comment /* This is a multi line comment yet another line of comment */ echo 'This is yet another test'; echo 'One Final Test'; # This is a one-line shell-style comment ?>

Do you know what the code does ?

Does your topic have any content if so you can try AdminCP > System > Support > Somthing isn't working This should clear bad cache etc and fix any issues. See if that helps.

Well if its INSTALLED already you should have conf_global.php if its not installed or used before then disregard what i said.

Well if you renamed it and the IPS is installed you need to edit conf_global.php aswell so it reflects the changes @droidman

Hi there @Dane what are you trying to achieve ?

So to simple explain a website with a forum (So you can see the difference We will start at ROOT (/) / (This is root so the top level of a linux system) /www/public_html/ (This is different from system to system but 99% of the time in public_html is where all your websites go. (I know for those that can say yes and bla bla bl but its ment as a simple guide) We also refeer to this as Domain root or Document Root So lets say in this scenario you want to have a WEBSITE that looks fancy and all, and click on a link to get a forum. /www/public_html/ In this folder goes all your files, some applications can have several thousand files. as @killshandra pointed out, might look similar but trust me they all do different things. So we have a website lets say we a website consisting of the following files. index.html style.css awesomeimage.png So all these files goes then into your Document Root (/www/public_html) or / depending on the system. But for short i know it can be confusing but lets call it root. So all good we have a website you go to yourdomain.com and you can see the website. NOW we want a forum so lets say we want to add it to community, so it will be in yourdomain.com/community. To achive this we make a folder in root. so the structure now will look like this. community index.html style.css awesomeimage.png All the forum files goes inside there so inside /community (This would then be /www/public_html/community) we might have something that looks like this admin uploads public index.php conf_global.php init.php When you then visit yourdomain.com/community you will be presented with the forum. You can rename the /community to lets say /forum by just renaming the folder and visit /forum instead of /community. Now lets say you DONT want a website you just want a forum, well then you just place all files inside the document root and when you visit yourdomain.com you will be presented with the forum.. I hope this gave a bit of perspective and might help you with what you where looking for.

The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

Glad you got it resolved

The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

Did that work for you ?

AdminCP > Members > Moderators Add a user or usergroup there Then in the settings under Content uncheck > Can edit ALL content Then select Forums and the forums they can moderate (the user or usergroup)

It changes alot more then postcontainer, it INJECTS it's code into post container, so whatever you do in post container will not work as the plugins code will overwrite yours

So the code is not located where you looked, its located in the template for Advanced User Info Panel. It's not passing the image only the text so thats where you have to alter the code for it.

I noticed i rewrote my question

Have you added the group icon in AdminCP > Community > Members > Groups > Edit Group > Group Icon ? like @Hidden Ninja suggested ? Also are you using a plugin to get the display like that ?

Sounds like php 7 ? not to sure straight off. But if you can toggle to php 5.6 try see if that works

The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

Hello and welcome to Webflake @Merlin Please do enjoy your stay and if you get time i would advise you to peak at our Community Guidelines

Hi there @Protesqu not sure if you resolved this, but if not could you post the content or show a screenshot of one of the custom fields. That way i can take a look at it

There are no flags added. This plugin ads the fields with them (You can try map each key to a icon) and then display the flag itself. This can be achived by upload all flags, and then rename them to the same as the name in the field. As above you need to fix this by going to AdminCP > Community > Member Settings > Profiles > Country Field (The plugin) > Edit > Show on registration page