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Hi @eydun No. I don't think there is such a module. You can add Deny from 123.123.123.123 222.223.224.225 into the .htaccess file to block specific IPs. Gideon

Hi @Boost This may help. Gideon

Hi @AAD Web Team I think maybe it is because there are two file fields in the latter form. Try remove the document field and try again. If it works then I think you should contact Ryan for help. Gideon

Hi @Pip May be there is a extra curly bracket in a line just under CTA section. <?php } } ?> <!-- Stocks Rating--> <section class="section section-md bg-default"> Gideon

Hi @Pip Did you check the template setting to see if another file is append to the template? Gideon

Hi @jploch After a few tries. I still stuck on the usage of the slider block in the theme. How can I add image to the slider? I took a look at the template file of the slider block. There should be a children under the slider but I cannot add any children to the block. Any direction? Gideon

WOW! Learn something new. Gideon

Hi @rooofl I think you need to use the dot (.) sub field notation in your selector string. something like $page->font_style.type = somevalue The font_style is the repeater field and the 'type' is the field in the repeater field. Gideon

Hi @DrQuincy Add check_access=0 to your selector string. Gideon

Hi @Roych You add the JS script within the foreach loop. That means the same script include jn the page many times. I think the JS script should reside outside the foreach loop. Maybe place the script just before the closing body tag </body>. Gideon

Hi @Jim Bailie I think you can use the Page Reference field. And then loop the page reference field to show the content of the selected page. For example, I add a Page Reference field named other-page-content. I can add the following code to my main template <?php foreach($page->other-page-content as $other-page) { echo "<div>"; echo $other-page->your-content-field; echo "</iv>"; } Hope this help. Gideon

Hi @Flashmaster82 How about this: <?php $userloggedinname = $user->name; $pagename = $page->name; $redirecturl = $pages->get(1)->httpUrl . "medlemmar/" . $userloggedinname; { $session->redirect( $redirecturl ); } ?> Gideon

Hi @johnners 1. Create a new template whatever name you think fit, such as update-home-body. 2. Create a page and assign the template created above to it. 3. Create a new template php file named the same name as the template created in step 1 such as update-home-body.php in the site/template folder. 4. Put the following code in the template file. <?php $home = $pages->get(1); $home->of(false); $content = "whatever you want or read it from somewhere"; $home->body = $content; $home->save(); 5. Create a cron job to access the page at the designated time. Hope this helps. Gideon ?>

@bernhard WOW!! What an answer!! This is why this community is the best I have ever met. Gideon

Hi @Arcturus On the road, this just comes out of my head. Try adding target='_blank' to the a tag link to the pdf file Gideon