Powerful parental controls configuration to comply with necessary online safety and privacy laws

Set different rules for different regions so you can comply with varying laws across the globe (according to the region members set on their profile)

Automatically generates a portion of the automatic Privacy Policy block depending on your configuration; also define your own custom text (e.g. stating the laws which enforce each rule you set)

Optionally require and/or lock down from editing certain core profile fields for compliance: date of birth, time zone, and region

Optionally enforce IP address geo-location to match the country defined on a member's profile (useful for sites featuring region-locked content)

Parental consent: require the legal guardians of members under a certain age to fill out and send in a consent form (e-mailed to the child) to gain access

Lockout: prevent anyone under a certain age from logging in at all until they are of age

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• Email Notifications: When a new post is submitted, an email notification is sent to the designated staff address, alerting you to new contributions.
• Permissions Control: You can configure permissions to determine whether regular users can create new pages or only contribute through posts.
• Page History: The revision history feature allows you to track edits made to pages and revert to previous versions if necessary.
• Composr Moderation Tools: Wiki+ integrates with Composr's site-wide moderation features, providing additional tools for monitoring and managing user contributions.

• Broken links and forms
• Security vulnerabilities
• Outdated software versions
• Server performance issues
• Email configuration problems

• Configuring the CDN option in Composr with a comma-separated list of CDN domain names.
• Ensuring your files are mirrored on the CDN servers.
• Utilizing the CDN_FILTER directive and symbol to control what content is served via CDN.

• $SITE_INFO['disable_smart_decaching'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['no_disk_sanity_checks'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['hardcode_common_module_zones'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['prefer_direct_code_call'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['charset'] = 'utf-8';
• $SITE_INFO['known_suexec'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['dev_mode'] = '0';
• $SITE_INFO['no_extra_logs'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['no_extra_bots'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['no_extra_closed_file'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['no_installer_checks'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['assume_full_mobile_support'] = '1';
• $SITE_INFO['no_extra_mobiles'] = '1';

• Go to the Installation Options editor (yourbaseurl/config_editor.php). You will need your maintenance password.
• Activate the static cache option.

• Language cache: Eliminates the need to parse language files on each page load.
• Template cache: Avoids reparsing template files repeatedly.
• Comcode page cache & Comcode cache: Reduces the need to parse Comcode pages and general Comcode usage.
• Block cache: Caches blocks based on their parameters, minimizing execution.
• Theme image cache: Prevents redundant searches for theme images.
• Values caches: Stores calculated values like member post counts.
• Persistent cache: Keeps frequently used data in memory for faster access.
• Advanced admin cache: Allows admins to view cached pages while the server generates updates.
• Static cache: Serves static pages to bots and guests, bypassing much of the framework.
• Self learning cache: Optimizes resource loading by learning which resources each page requires.

• Check Email Logs: View the email log (Admin Zone > Audit > E-mail queue/log) to see what notifications have been sent.
• Use the SU Feature: Impersonate a member using the SU feature (described in the "Testing access and privileges" tutorial) to view their notification settings and confirm they are set up correctly.
• Enable Carbon-copy Email: Configure a "Carbon-copy e-mail address" in the configuration settings to receive copies of all outgoing emails, including notifications. This helps you monitor email delivery.
• Verify System Scheduler: Ensure the system scheduler is configured correctly if members are not receiving digest emails.
• Check Digest Settings: Confirm that "Enable digest notifications" is enabled in the Messages configuration settings.
• Review "Safety listing limit": If a notification has too many categories, members might not see the full selection tree. Adjust the "Safety listing limit" in the configuration settings if necessary.

• Notification Defaults: You can set default notification preferences for all members. You can enable or disable specific notifications and choose the delivery method (Admin Zone > Setup > Notification defaults).
• Notification Lock-down: You can force members to receive or prevent them from receiving certain notifications (Admin Zone > Setup > Notification lock-down). This allows you to enforce specific notification policies and manage email volume.

• Content Updates: Notifications for new or updated content, such as news articles, forum posts, and gallery images.
• Private Messages: Alerts for new private messages received.
• Friend Requests: Notifications for new friend requests.
• Administrative Actions: Alerts for actions taken by site administrators, such as account approvals or content moderation decisions.

• Email: Notifications sent directly to their email address.
• Digest Email: Combined summaries of activity sent in batched emails. This requires the system scheduler and the digest e-mails configuration option to be enabled.
• Private Topics: Notifications delivered as private forum topics.
• SMS: Notifications sent as text messages (requires configuration and incurs costs).
• Web Notifications: Real-time alerts displayed within the Composr interface.