On my category template, I'm using an #if directive to check whether the current page has any content. If it does, it should simply display the page's own content. If not, it should display content from a different page.
If the page's own content contains one or more [[div]] blocks, the %%content%% element is not parsed correctly.

There is a situation for Newcomers happening which do not allow them to enter external links in their own pages, normally solved with Captcha or such equation to make sure this is a human editor ( preventing from spam).

As I mentioned in an bug report (667) a while ago, I need to keep copies of all of the pages of our site (Fancyclopedia III). In order to do that I watch the site and use the watch e-mail messages to keep track of what needs to be downloaded to keep my copies up to date. For some reason that I don't understand some time after 09:12:48 Zulu 22 Feb 2017 this service failed completely for me and there have been over 1100 updates to our pages since that time that I have received no notifications for. I have checked everything that I can think of to check but I have had no luck in finding the problem.

I'm having an issue with the bootstrap based Standard Theme where my gallery lightbox fails to load properly.

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.

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.)