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Question | What are the general courtesy guidelines for interacting with the Composr community? |
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Question | How can I provide design feedback for Composr? |
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Answer | Constructive design feedback is valuable. To provide effective feedback:
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Question | How do I make a feature suggestion for Composr? |
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Answer | You can suggest features through the tracker or the Report Issue Wizard. When making a suggestion:
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Question | How do I report an emergency problem with my Composr site? |
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Answer | Emergency problems are events that have significantly and suddenly affected your website's functionality due to legitimate bugs or undocumented usability issues. To report these:
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Question | How can I get support for Composr? |
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Answer | The community forum is an excellent resource for support. Users can help each other out with various problems. However, please remember that there's no guarantee of free professional support. If you need immediate or guaranteed assistance, consider hiring a professional developer. |
Question | I'm getting a lot of spam on my site. What can I do? |
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Answer | Composr offers various anti-spam measures. Refer to the Anti-spam settings tutorial for advice on configuring these settings. If you believe there's an issue with the anti-spam system itself, report it to the issue tracker. Do not report general spam incidents. |
Question | My website is experiencing performance issues. What should I do? |
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Answer | If you are experiencing performance issues, first identify the specific problem with your web host's help. Composr provides tools to manage database size, bandwidth, and disk I/O. However, high request volume or CPU usage may require server upgrades like a VPS or dedicated server. If your web host complains about resource usage, gather detailed information from them, including specific URLs causing problems and resource usage metrics. If their limits are unreasonable, consider switching web hosts. |
Question | How do I report a security problem? |
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Answer | Security problems must be reported privately. You can do this by marking the issue as 'Private' on the issue tracker (if you use the Report Issue Wizard, it will do that automatically when you select security-hole). Publicly disclosing security holes is irresponsible and may result in penalties. The core developer team will disclose the issue after a patch is released. |
Question | How do I report a bug in Composr? |
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Answer | Every bug, no matter how small, should be reported. You can report bugs using the Report Issue Wizard or directly through the issue tracker. There is also a link to report bugs on your Admin Zone Dashboard where the version information is located. And when clicking that link, you can view open issues specific to your version of Composr. When reporting a bug, be sure to:
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Question | What is the role of robots.txt in SEO? |
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Answer | The robots.txt file provides instructions to search engine crawlers about which parts of your website they should and should not access. You can customize the robots.txt file to prevent sensitive content from being indexed or to guide crawlers toward the most important areas of your site. |
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Question | What are orphaned pages and how should I handle them? |
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Answer | Orphaned pages are pages that exist within the Wiki+ database but are not linked to the main tree structure. These pages are not accessible through the tree navigation but can still be reached through direct links or cross-linking. Orphaned pages are not necessarily problematic. They can be intentional if you prefer to link pages using the wiki-style syntax instead of a rigid tree hierarchy. You have the flexibility to choose the linking method that best suits your content organization. |
Question | How can I create and organize pages in Wiki+? |
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Answer | Pages in Wiki+ can be created in several ways:
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Question | How does Wiki+ differ from a regular wiki? |
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Answer | While Wiki+ shares similarities with traditional wikis, it provides two key distinctions:
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Question | What is Wiki+? |
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Answer | Wiki+ is a feature in Composr that allows you to create a collaborative, tree-structured database of information. It functions similarly to a traditional wiki but offers enhanced features such as post contributions, a hierarchical structure, and moderation capabilities. |
Question | Are there other Composr features helpful for support? |
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Answer | Yes, features like:
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Question | Can I integrate a dedicated issue management system with Composr? |
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Answer | While Composr doesn't have a built-in issue tracker, a non-bundled addon (cms_homesite_tracker) provides an integrated, modified version of Mantis. Additionally, the Support Ticket system can function as a basic private issue tracker using features like Post Templates. |
Question | How can I restrict access to the support system to specific users? |
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Answer | Utilize Composr's page access permissions to control who can access the Support Ticket page. This ensures only authorized users can submit support requests. You can also control permissions based on ticket type when adding or editing a ticket type. Make sure if you go this route that the Support Ticket page permissions are very liberal (e.g. allow anyone to access, or just restrict to guests if you will never allow guests to make tickets). Otherwise, some people cannot make tickets even if they have permission on the type. |
Question | What are Post Templates and how are they beneficial for support? |
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Answer | Post Templates are predefined text blocks that can be used as templates for new forum posts. They are particularly useful in support scenarios by:
Post Templates can be configured to be the default post in specific forums or restricted to certain user groups. Go to Admin Zone > Structure > Forums > Post Templates. |
Question | How does Composr handle email integration for support? |
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Answer | Composr can integrate with email for ticket management, assuming certain requirements are met:
With email integration, users can submit tickets via email, and staff can reply through the system. Composr cleans up email text for ticket clarity and allows forwarding emails to the integrated address for efficient handling. |
Question | How can I categorize and prioritize support requests? |
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Answer | Support Ticket System: Utilize support ticket types, managed in the Admin Zone > Setup > Support tickets. Staff can set individual notifications for different types. Discussion Forums: Create dedicated subforums for different support categories or priority levels. Feedback System: The content to which the feedback is attached implicitly categorizes it. For prioritization, subforums can be used. |