In a member's account details that show up below a members avatar with each forum post...there's a "Location" field. This field is a "clickable link".
For example "United States" in the screenshot below is "clickable"...and when clicked...goes to a Google Maps webpage.
Is there a way to...
For comparison...here's the PageSpeed Insights score for the XF community home page (https://xenforo.com/community/):
But the reasons for my website Performance score of "71"...and xenforo.com/community/ Performance score of "79"...are different.
Thanks for the reply.
The Google PageSpeed Insights lists a number of things that are contributing to the 71 Performance score for mobile:
There are additional details within each of these 3 areas (when I expand the results).
My confusion is...if nothing has been specifically modified (as...
I ran Google PageSpeed Insights to test website page performance.
The desktop results are very good:
The Mobile results are not as good:
The Google PageSpeed Insight test results do provide some idea what's causing the Mobile Performance score of "71"...(but understanding these is...
I've done some testing.
If I try to register a new account or send a Contact Us message on/to the site...I do get a TextCapcha challenge...and everything mechanically works fine (Contact Us messages arrive fine...and new Registrations are created fine). Only issue is keep getting server...
Sorry about that...hopefully I got it correct with the code tags:
Stack trace
#0 src/vendor/guzzlehttp/guzzle/src/Handler/CurlFactory.php(149): GuzzleHttp\Handler\CurlFactory::createRejection(Object(GuzzleHttp\Handler\EasyHandle), Array)
#1...
Just in case anyone can help...still getting a TextCaptcha related server error after entering a TextCaptcha API key.
Here's a screenshot of the error:
Thanks
Very possible. Google translate is good...but like you said...may not always convey the proper emotion intended.:)
Sorry...I did not know Google Translate was involved.
It's not how you perceive what was written...it's how it's perceived at the receiving end.
Instead of saying..."if you lack imagination"...a better phrase would have been..."if need assistance with key generation"...
The words "lack imagination"...have serious negative connotations associated...
Of course it was. It's not how you perceive it...it's how it's perceived on the other end.
If you didn't mean it to be insulting...you should have used better wording (you know how text-only forums work). Lol