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VikasB · ‎12-05-2022

@Parvez_AL We have a customised solution for bulk action on tags and labels. A lot of communities are using this custom solution. Please connect via PM if intersted.

VikasB · ‎11-17-2022

@adriana4u Currently, it is not possible. There are lot of ideas created in the community for this feature addition. Here is one of them https://community.khoros.com/t5/Khoros-Community-Ideas/Share-posts-across-boards/idi-p/618995

VikasB · ‎11-16-2022

@adriana4u Unfotunatly, there is no way to achieve this. I also agree that sometime it is hard to find and navigate to the error area. But to stand it out, you can apply a CSS and it would look like below CSS .lia-form-error-text { font-size: 23px; font-weight: bold; }

VikasB · ‎11-10-2022

@adriana4u Here you go https://community.khoros.com/t5/Developer-Blog/How-We-Built-It-Since-you-were-gone-component/ba-p/718757

VikasB · ‎11-09-2022

I want to check if the page I am on, is gated or not. $isGatedContent is a Boolean that reflects the fact that the page requested has some gated content, i.e. that requires the user to login. This is the case for: Private forums KB articles Pages with some downloadable resources (PDF) Note: This value is based on the page content, and does not change when the user logged in: Case 1) an already logged user arrives on a Private forum. As the user is logged, the forum is displayed, but $isGatedContent is set to true anyway. Case 2) a non logged user arrives on a gated page. $isGatedContent is set to true. As unlogged, the user does not see the page / cant access an attachment . Then the user logs in è the content is displayed (or the pdf is downloaded…), but $isGatedContent is still set to true. Is it possible to find this info on page load?

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