Recent content by Stiff

The xenforo copyright in my forum footer reads 2010-2021. How do I get 2022? I am code-clueless.

Yep, that's what I'm saying. There's a problem. . But could you please advise where? There's no way for unregistered to reach me without the Contact Us button.

I am using the PHP built-in mail system. Is that a correct choice?

Not even Gmail (at the origin, not Apple Mail or Spark) is receiving from the Contact Us button. Gmail receives from my other gmail and website addresses. Just not from the Contact form. The contact form doesn't connect with Yahoo, either. I used the exact address you are sending my emails to...

This is the URL. AFAIK, it's the default: https://www.sleuththewild.com/community/misc/contact Yes, emails to and from the various addresses I've tried all work. Just the Contact Us button goes into the wild blue yonder.

If a poster tries to use the Contact Us button, the note goes into the wild blue yonder. I've masqueraded as a poster and tried: -when the Contact Us (to) email is different addresses, including xxx@gmail.com and xxx@mywebsite.com -the different addresses otherwise work ('cos I've tested them)...

SiteGround fixed it immediately when I had that error. Their service is fantastic: not a minute of wait time.

Does anybody have a list of words to add to the "censor" list? My site is 13+, and I'd like to keep it fairly clean.

It took me a few moments to process that little nugget.

So, @Brogan, you're saying give all registered the Starter level and then promote after they reach 150?

So, will the secondary override the primary? Gosh, that means I have to come up with a banal user title for most members, I suppose? That's a challenge...

My brain is frazzled from trying to puzzle this out logically and my fingers aren't up to searching any more. It has to do with user groups. I want this: Every member, including anyone in any group except unregistered, belongs to the "registered group" Subsidiary to this, I have a "starter...

"Charter members"—that does sound good, doesn't it? way more cachet than a trophy—are really just folks who want to participate in a soft open and help me build the board. Once the board opens, they'll have more privileges than other groups (like longer post edit times, etc.).

It worked out just fine. I've always had great luck with SiteGround (I've used them for years) because they have 24/7 chat and I've hardly ever even had to wait. Their instructions were so easy to follow on the xf install. The tech made some adjustment or other, quick quick. However, I did...

The winning answer seems to be disable new registration. Enable registered members to do whatever I "yes" to, and register the Charter members on the back end.