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View logged out text keys?
Hi all, Trying to find the text key for a specific button that only appears for logged-out users (Community Classic). I know how to do the "show text keys", but I only know how to do it when logged in. I found this thread, but it's not helpful: View logged out text keys | Atlas Specifically, I'm looking for the text key for the "Comment" link that appears on blog posts when not signed in. I found the key for "You must be a registered user to add a comment..." text, since that's easy enough to search for. But the "Comment" link is basically impossible to search for since the word "Comment" is so generic. I'll file a support case too, as I suspect this may require their help. Cheers!
Need Help Finding Khoros API for Usage Data
Hi there, I’m new to Khoros and trying to set up a simple dashboard to track usage data like Unique Visitors per Month, Total Visitors, Net Topics per Month, Accepted Solution Views, Page Views, and so on. I’ve been looking around but can’t seem to find the right API endpoint or documentation for this kind of data. Any help to get this data is really appreciated! Thanks a lot for your help! Best, Danzi
Email missing in the bulk api
Hi Team could you please help me on the below activity i am missing couple of columns in the bulk api how can we get it https://api.lithium.com/lsi-data/v2/ Registration Status Registration Start Date Registration Completion Date Last Sign-in time Email Solutions Authored Solutions AcceptedGraphQL Mutation for Creating a blog | No author parameter
Hi all, Unless I am going made, there is no option in graphQL to create a blog on behalf of another user is there? i.e. in the input field something like "Author": { "user" : {"id": "user:1234"}} This would be incredibly helpful as we use the APIv1 / v2 calls today to create a draft blog on behalf of a user so we can send those draft links to another user to enable Ghost writing. Example: A team needs to public a blog, however for consistency the team publishes all its public announcements from the director of engineering. The assistant (or another delegated user) needs to write a blog and make it appear as though it was from the directory himself.Tips on keeping stage and prod in alignment?
Hello developer friends! I am newer to GitHub, so please forgive me if I use the wrong terms here. :) I was wondering if anyone had any tips or tricks on how to "roll back" stage changes to bring staging back in line with prod on a regular basis? I've searched for how to do this more broadly, but what I've found doesn't seem to align well with a situation like Khoros, where there are a few developer admins with GitHub access, but everyone else is making changes directly on the site UI. Essentially, I want to be able to "undo" any unnecessary changes on Stage from people testing or experimenting before say, a Khoros update, so that we can test the new version with the site mirroring Prod as closely as possible. Any advice is welcome - and thanks in advance! :)
