I recently discovered this nifty class name ".cmt-aml-administrator" which is used for comment containers within comment sections.
My question is, how can I make this more personal per-user, such as going from
<li id="cmt1" class="cmt cmt-mine cmt-aml-administrator mb-4">
to something like
<li id="cmt1" class="cmt cmt-mine cmt-aml-administrator persons-id-1 mb-4">
Where "persons-id-1" reflects the comment owners Persons ID number. I know this would require code edits, but I'm unsure where to start looking for this change I desire.
I recently noticed that if photos within an album get any kind of interactions that would normally send the context owner a notification, it doesn't.
When someone comments on a photo within the album, no notification.
If someone leaves a like on the photo within the album, no notification.
The only time when someone gets a notification about the album (not its contents) is when someone comments or likes the overall album itself.
Is this a bug or intended?
When on mobile, it's impossible for users to reorder their media by tap and holding the hamburger icon as it prompts for the context menu rather than initializing the drag function like on Desktop.
I've been getting an influx of reports that when some one tries to embed a video on their profile (using the HTML editor I enabled), their HTML code is swapped upon save of their profile information to youtube-nocookie.com/embed/VIDEO?rel=0 when the intended outcome should be youtube.com/embed/VIDEO?autoplay=1
What filter is causing this on UNA v14.x?
As an admin/moderator, this does not impact us.
I've noticed that if I set limits on how many actions can be performed after a given set of time has passed, for example, posting 5 feed items every 1 hour, the message prompted to users is displayed as a ISO 8601 value rather than something that's understandable by humans that are not fluent in these things.
An example, when the user has reached their limit of actions, instead of it displaying in a standard time, it prints off as 2024-07-06T21:40:00+0000 that they will be able to once again perform actions.
I'm unsure if this is just a configuration mishap on my part or it's something that the UNA core is doing.
It was recently reported to me from a Premium user that they were getting the file size limit I have set for the "Standard" user role.
I had Standard user member set to only allow up to 6MB in file size while Premium users were using the server-limit I set of 18MB, however the Premium member was only able to upload up to 6MB file sizes, anything higher would result in a broken file/image.
This doesn't make sense to me how these settings are bleeding in to one another when we're given the option to set the file size limit for uploading per user role.
Edit:
I'm running version: 14.0.0-B1
From what I can tell, after a poll has ran its course, there is no way to close the poll to prevent future voting. The only way that I can tell to cease voting is by deleting the poll entirely or having it set to where only I can view it.
This prevents us from having historical data to show community votes, can we get a feature added to the Poll application to allow for owners of a Poll to manually close it out to prevent future votes when their deadline hits for the poll?
Ever since the fix came out to enable the friend request button for profiles that are private, people are unable to undo their pending request to a user who has a private profile both from the profile and profile cards under sent requests within connections. The button is hidden for private profiles but still there for public profiles.
While most of my reported issues have appeared to be resolved, there's still multiple instances where it's still not respected.
Before I go into detail, let me provide links for context:
https://unacms.com/d/album-photos-are-not-respecting-content
https://github.com/unacms/una/issues/4630
Within the albums app, it's still not respected when a user navigates to the Popular Images and Top Images tabs within the Albums app. They are both shown regardless of the signed in users Content Filter settings.
For the Timeline app, if a user sets the content filter rating on it, a user can get around these settings by having a direct link to the timeline feed item (usually obtained by clicking on the time link on the feed item to be brought to the dedicated feed item display) and I also tested this for a signed out member, they have full access to this, despite my settings being set as the following:
With this setting in mind, this should not happen, but it does, I'm unsure how this impacts other Apps that make use of the content filter rating system, I have tested the Photos app and it works as intended from my brief testing.