Using the %%link%% variable in a [[a]] tag as the href value does not seem to work for the Feed module. Instead, it goes to the /link page.

I have received complaints from several members that they are unable to log in and post items that they had no problem posting just a month ago. They go through the usual process, but when they are finished, they still aren't logged in. They are receiving no error messages, until they try to do something that requires being logged in and then they are informed that they aren't logged in. It's somewhat difficult getting further information about what browsers they are using, etc. I have done my own experiments and found that I can recreate this problem on Firefox in privacy mode in both my newer Bootstrap enabled sites and some older sites not including bootstrap. Logged in, I can get into Wikidot, but the individual wikis do not recognize me as being logged in.

Hi!
I have problem, Users who use Internet explorer reported that they fail to creates page with internet explorer browser in my website
I have also tries to creates page with internet explorer and it fails too.
Help me please

I'd like to direct users to their API key page but the experience is horrible due to how the menu currently displays on smaller devices.

If you use [[embedvideo]] to embed a YouTube video on one page, then you include that page on a second page using [[include ...]], the video displays fine on the second page, but the control to view the video full screen is disabled.

We are a new, and rapidly popular, wikidot site for Australian Morse Code licensed Amateur Radio operators (hams). Because the membership is open and we want the site visible to all, but we have restricted membership by policy to licensed (Australian) radio amateurs. Most everyone joins up with their CALLSIGN or Name CALLSIGN, and we then decided to make this a requirement so that other users can see we are all licensed radio operators, and thus a high quality of content is achieved (VKCW.net). Once in a while someone signs up with just their name or some random username, so we started (once only!) to use the "reject" option with a message telling them to please change their username to include their CALLSIGN (license number). However, there is a bug. The person who was rejected and invited to change his screen name, did so, but cannot Join the site. It tells HIM he has already applied. But on our side, no new application. As super admin I can search for him and invite him but he does NOT receive any newe invitation, and when I tried again days later it told me I can not invite him as I already have. In the history of invites however, he is NOT listed either. Is the only option for him to use a different Email address and set up a new Wikidot account, and this appears to be a bug, so we cannot reject users and instead have to accept them and then the much harder route of asking them AFTER joining to please change their screen name if it does not include their radio callsign?

If I select multiple messages and delete them from my Inbox, a message is displayed:

Not a bug - just the most trivial of corrections. Typo in the prompt for Force Lock Acquire:

All right, I realize that this is probably a silly problem, but it is nevertheless a problem.

Google Analytics has updated their analytics tracking code for more functionality. This new code provides support for the Demographics and Interest reports. Would be great if the code for Google Analytics could be updated on Wikidot to support this.