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I am trying to send an alert based on an action that is not associated with an entity. The alert should also not be manageable by the alert_handler to be displayed in the preferences etc. The alert should be sent after the successful execution of a job. What is the best way to send an alert...

Hello everyone, is it possible to display the status message of enqueueUnique on a pub controller and redirect on complete(), just like the status messages of jobs in an admin controller?

Yes, that will work! I had a quick look, they don't get in each other's way.

tofia updated Custom Member URLs with a new update entry: Update 1.2.1 Read the rest of this update entry...

Fix for incorrectly built URLs due to interfering Addons

Is there an error in the server error log? Did you set the custom URL via the ACP or via the account details page? After you have set the URL you should exit the profile once. The URL should then be updated.

Unfortunately there was a problem with outgoing emails, I have solved the problem and validated your account directly.

Hi @Ruh! Of course! Setting a custom URL is linked to the XenForo permission system. This means that you can link the permission to set a custom URL to a user group of a user upgrade that can be purchased. If you need help with the setup, I will be happy to help you.

If you don't want to use an extra success page you can also just return a message. return $this->message('Success');

Well, this seems much easier...

Something quick (didn't test tho): public function installStep1337() { $permission = \XF::em()->create('XF:PermissionEntry'); $permission->set('user_group_id', 3); // 3 for admin $permission->set('permission_group_id', 'asppbfoo'); $permission->set('permission_id', 'manageFoo')...

As far as I know this is not possible by permission definitions. You could add the permission through the entity manager in your installation class and then rebuild the permissions using the UpdatePermissions service.

You can open content as an overlay by adding the data-xf-click attribute to your HTML tag: <a href="{{ link('login') }}" data-xf-click="overlay">Log In</a>

Restrict user upgrades to a maximum number of concurrent active upgrades (slots). When a user upgrade reaches the maximum number of users, it can no longer be purchased. Permissions can be used to exclude user groups from the slots, so that purchases can be made at the permission level even if...

tofia submitted a new resource: Slots - Restrict user upgrades to a maximum number of concurrent active upgrades. Read more about this resource...