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@StanGromer, We are doing the same for all our communities. I think you didn't read this line here. Its becomes a challenge when Admin/moderator is non-technical to write the code and there is no developers to help them for this change. Other thing is, this saves a lot of time when there is some QA need to perform for some release. Once you are ready for go-live for all the users, you need to deploy it again for just t remove a condition from Page Init and you will lost rollback capabilities for the development revision once the new deployment is pushed. More help around this for everyone in this ideas here.

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This is something very useful and very helpful for every community who wants to put there community to maintenance mode at there own, without any help of developers or to open support ticket. There are few cases where a community need some enhancements or update for new release to be go-live, and Admin or Moderators want to confirm the updates on production before it went live for every users. Its becomes a challenge when Admin/moderator is non-technical to write the code and there is no developers to help them for this change. Its just a matter of one small feature which can save a lot of time for every publish. Also once the confirmation is done, they will no need for one more deployment to remove that condition to check for maintenance mode and go-live. I get to know in 20.1 release there is new feature to pause notification emails while performing maintenance work on the community. I think include these fields in same settings page will help to verify at one place for this feature.

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@dcm_sailpoint, There are two ways around to do this. 1. Switch your user to same user account you created the article to edit article and publish. 2. Hide or remove OOB contributor component from the page. Create a custom component instead of OOB and display as the way you want to show either author only or with all contributors of the article.

Parshant · ‎12-07-2020

@djondinium, select * from messages Will return you all messages with topic and replies. If you want to see all the main topic/threads from a particular time, you can use below API. https://community.website.com/api/2.0/search?q=select * from messages where depth=0 AND post_time > {$startDate}T{$startTime}.000-00:00 and post_time < {$endDate}T{$endTime}.999-00:00 limit 1000 This will return you main topic id, then you can use your other query in the list to get the replies of that topic from it. select * from messages where topic.id = '$topic_id'

Parshant · ‎11-24-2020

@MarkAtTruth, We can place a custom solution for this. Where we can keep users ideas on there profile in different section. Or we can also add that to separate page, where we can show all Ideas created by a user. or can create custom page and link that will just get them to what they want to see on that page.

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