I've now tried several times to re-invite people to join a site. However, each time I try, I get an error message. This message does not specify the type of error. I've tried several times, with three or four people and I keep getting the same error message.

The variable %%year%% is available for use in a custom license in site management. This variable shows up properly on pages, but when wikidot's "PRINT" button is pushed, the resulting page shows "%%year%%" instead of parsing it and printing 2016.

I have always accepted/declined membership applications while also filling up the 'additional message' form with instructions. However, I've seen many declined users apply again without following the instructions I provided. The same goes for approved members.

I'm trying to specify a non-latin custom domain name for my wiki (in Russian .рф domain) but wikidot says this domain name is not valid. Seems like validation rules look for only latin symbols.

When I do a search on my site microchip.wikidot.com, _template pages show up in the search results even when I'm not logged in.

Every page on my test site jdtestsite.wikidot.com shows no content. I signed up with a minimalist blank theme but that wasn't the problem either. I have tried multiple themes thinking it was a bug/glitch for the specific theme I was using but it still continues. I also made sure my site wasn't put private by mistake but that was a no as well.

for several days Captain Barefoot forum is not working

When typecasting form data to integer for sorting, data loss that doesn't fit the type cast into should be dropped. (This is how type casting works in any major programming language and how it is SUPPOSED to work.)

I've been repeatedly signing into Wikidot and navigating to the SCP Wiki site - http://www.scp-wiki.net/ - but every time it immediately loses my login. I am still signed in when navigating to the wikidot page itself, but when returning to the page, whether by the automatic redirection or by manually closing out of the tab and re-navigating to it cleanly, it refuses to acknowledge my login. Browser is Google Chrome, OS is Windows 10.

The problem can be seen at http://www.eastkenthistory.org.uk/feed:tna. This is a valid RSS feed which renders xml in less than 1s on the National Archives site, so it does not appear to be a timeout issue. The feed module seems to work fine with other sites listed at http://www.eastkenthistory.org.uk/feeds. Puzzling. Is there some way of monitoring the request to see why it won't render?