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Start by checking the PHP error log, and the admin log. Feel free to share your results. Also include your PHP version, and a list of modules you're using (you can generate a text report in Site Admin > System Informaation).

Third-party modules are supported by their respective authors rather than the CMSMS Dev Team, although a lot of the module creators are also on the Dev Team. You can typically find them here on the forums, or in our Slack channel. Each module typically has support information included in the documen...

If you think there may be a vector where bots can sign up via a url, you might want to comb through your access logs to check for a pattern. It may be fairly obvious. If you report that here, someone may be able to suggest a way to patch it.

Make sure to include information such as your CMSMS version, TinyMCE version, as well as all errors that appear in the console (F12), php error log, and admin log.

No - there's a lot of sitebuilders out there, we decided from the start that CMSMS would aim to provide more power for developers rather than be a plug & play sitebuilder for the end user. Template design will require some html and css knowledge at a minimum. That said, if you use tools availabl...

Yep, you could do this in your UDT:

I'm guessing this is LISE, if you look at the default templates they use ->GetImagePath(true), which you could probably adapt.

If you can't get that to work, you can always brute force it:
{$myimagepath = "{uploads_url}/{$item->image}"}
getimagesize($myimagepath)

I don't think there's any extra steps required, there is a note in the documentation about changing an htaccess line if you're using the sample htaccess supplied with cmsms, but that should only affect the filepicker. I'm not sure if that applies to the 4.0 beta, I haven't tried it yet.

Make sure to include the following at a bare minimum to ensure a better response: - CMSMS version - PHP version - TinyMCE version Additional things that will help: - are there any errors in the browser console (F12) when in the page editor? - are there any errors in the PHP error log? - are there an...

Do you have "Enable Smarty Caching" enabled in admin preferences by any chance? (this typically never goes well unless a lot of steps are taken to prevent issue)

There's probably better ways to do this, but here's one I quickly came up with:

change to

Try creating a filepicker profile (extension > filepicker) that starts at images - there might already be one there - and setting that to default. This should limit where they start for anything using filepicker, it just doesn't limit their access in File Manager or other modules.

File manager permissions are not that granular, users with access to files will have access to the Uploads folder and all subfolders unless you lock them down in your file system. Typically you would place any files they shouldn't have access to in a higher level than Uploads (e.g. /assets/)

ContentTools, which is a fork of CGContentUtilities, has the ability to export/import News (among other things). It's a pretty new release so I'd test it on a dev site or at least have a good backup first.

Doubtful it's the order, but wherever it's failing is likely the culprit. Comment things out, disable handlers one at a time, etc. - see if you can get to a point where the problem goes away. Typically the "could not find valid unique request id" message prevents submission but in your cas...