开云体育

Bruce, that's very impressive. It even works for free groups without API access. I may borrow it when our group's website moves to a new platform where PHP is supported. Just one thought. How about

The opening post in this topic did mention being a Premium group. Chris

Maybe not all is lost, it could be even simpler than the PHP script by using just HTML; add a form with an email text box and a button, and have the button invoke a regular HTML mailto: link with the

Thank you for the clarification Bruce.? We are a new group so it is just photos that we need to pay attention to.? I will probably need to set up a photos site somewhere else to take care of this

Bruce - You're amazing! My navigation buttons at the bottom of the screen are back! All I did was switch from infinite scroll to 100 per page, which is fascinating considering the infinite scroll page

Jean -- Something definitely funny going on. I don't see a problem with the navigation when set to 100 items per page. I highly recommend that you turn off infinite scroll in your account preferences

This is definitely new. We all had no problem before going from one page of our directory to the next, but now some of us cant get past the first page. Up top it says "showing 199 of 199 members," but

I don't see the problem with Safari. You are talking about the member directory, right? Seeing that depends on whether or not you are in the directory. It also depends whether you have enabled the

Up until recently we have been able to navigate through the several pages of our group’s directory. ?Now only the first page shows up with no navigation buttons at the bottom of the page to proceed

I may be speaking out of turn, but it sounds like the goal is to use a Basic GIO group as an email listserve only, while making it appear to be hosted on the local web server. In such a case it might

Can I ask why ? Chris

So it transpires Squarespace doesn't supports PHP which is a real shame as that seemed like the perfect solutions for our needs Back to the drawing board...

/On 2020-11-25 16:19, Bruce Bowman via groups.io wrote:// / Yes, like I mentioned the nice advantage of this is it still allows the GIO normal signup process to take place, because all we are really

Thanks everyone for your responses. Just to add I am not a web developer and playing middle (wo)mxn and so please excuse me if termilology isn't 100% accurate Sounds like bypassing Groups IO sign up

I very much second that; I don't think doing it that way is right from either the potential member's point of view or from Groups.io's point of view either. I also agree with Bruce's comments

After thinking about this some more, I'm beginning to believe we're making this harder than necessary. Rather than use the API to directly subscribe, you could use PHP to capture the email entry from

I honestly think that's a bad idea, and I personally wouldn't recommend doing that, as it bypasses GIO's group approval mechanisms, and the word will go out in their circles and every spammer/scammer

That feature cannot be achieved without API function calls. Well, it really isn't the same thing. You're asking for a feature that allows signup to a group that resides on a different server/domain.

No, not banning the person. Just put him on moderation.

Thanks so much for the quick and helpful reply. I have followed the instructions in the manual and copied the html code into Squarespace,?but then it takes the user to the Groups IO confirmation page