Recent content by praj

Check your mod_security configuration/rules. It might be that too.

Bottom Left. The last link for me is Mod Security. It's under "Plugins".

@wickedstangs I faced a similar issue. I could not edit the first post of any thread, with the same error being thrown up as your screenshot. Turned out it was mod_sec. More often than not, it's usually the mod_security rules. I have my own dedicated box, so I was able to get into WHM and edit...

It depends on what you use it for. I use both of them, Google Analytics for Conversion Funnels, and reInvigorate for heatmaps and other stats. I don't see any overlap at all, both co-exist peacefully. :)

Yes you can. :) I love the heatmap feature as well. There are 4 different types of heatmaps as well. I've been using reInvigorate since August 2010, extremely satisfied with the analytics it provides.

praj submitted a new resource: Reinvigorate & Xenforo - Helping you track your xenforo stats with reInvigorate. Read more about this resource...

This addon allows you to track your reInvigorate stats by just adding your account ID in the options panel. reInvigorate is a brilliant stat analysis system developed by Webtrends, and it has some amazing features. Heatmaps and desktop app included. :) Installation Instructions Upload the...

This is wonderful news.. Can't wait for 1.2 now..

I know they were, and I know they weren't showing up cos I wasn't logged in, Thanks for setting up the permissions..

Inline Images do not show up when not logged in. A msg would be nice.. Screenshot attached..

Excellent thread Eric.. Great work!!

I would prefer it not to be there on either images or text links.. First CSS change I plan to do, when I get my hands on the code..

I'm developer/designer with coding and skinning experience, but I don't run a forum.. :) That option ain't up there..

Brilliant.. This will definitely help sites that want to have Articles on their Forum.. As @Cam2 put it so eloquently - "When can I purchase this software????? ;)" :D

Definitely agree.. I'm sure it could be, or you could even code in conditionals based on theme (assumin mobile users see a mobile optimized theme)..