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  1. Thanks for any and all advice. The 2 parts to this question are: Is there a way of working out when a file was uploaded to Squarespace from either the file manager OR from the URL? Is there a way of being able to 'search' for the file or at least find the file somewhere else in the backend? A client has been uploading PDF's (for years) as links but wasn't dating the files when loading and now has so many it's causing issues on their site. I've helped them come up with a much better solution to move forward however we're trying to help them clean up historical data. I know the date of this particular file but in Step 1 - When I look at the link there is little data. So if you open the link it ends up here https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5acea6725417fc059ddcc33f/t/64f6c0a49386bb2b882e5d7e/1693892773506/20230905_M+Coloe+pbvm_History+Made+at+St+Pauls.pdf Is there a way to determine the date the file was uploaded from this URL? Or a way to determine it somewhere else? Someone suggested using the 1693892773506 from the URL which through a Human readable date converter like https://www.epochconverter.com/ gives a date which seems to line up. Part 2 of the question is that if the file is over X months old we want to delete it. However, using the same file from before, when you open the cog for the linked file and 'search' for it, nothing loads as per below, and I assume because they have loaded so much stuff there it's struggling to load. I can file the file if I do not search but just keep pressing 'load more' until I find the file (see below). But as mentioned, they have loaded so many PDF's this is a very (very) long process and for the ones not dated, it will add more complexity to finding it. Is there a better way to be able to manage uploaded files as they are not in the asset library and this is the only way I know how to access 'files'. Thank you
  2. Thanks @creedon - it may have, and apologies for taking a while to come back to you. This may work. In the end I found some code to make a normal page non-clickable. I'm sorry whoever I got this from, I obviously didn't record very well to so I can't pay attribution to them. // Make the first menu item "Performance" non-clickable div.header-nav-item:nth-child(1)>a { pointer-events: none; }
  3. Thank you @tuanphan - Very helpful and helped me fix another issue I literally just posted a question on! Double win
  4. Hi. I am looking for a way to create a non-clickable menu item. Basically I just want some text in the menu item. We previously put some code above the menu (as below) but would like it in the menu (Performance) being the new addition to the menu: I found a article on making a folder non-clickable however that code didn't actually seem to work for me (I'm assuming user error) and I still have the box drop down under the menu (see below) So I'm looking to add a page that's non clickable Or a folder where I can hide the box that appears or just some 'text' to the start of the menu. Any ideas? https://bullfrog-flatworm-k899.squarespace.com/ Pwd: PaulFarina
  5. Thank you @sayreambrosio and @paul2009 for your responses. In asking SQSP the same question I got this: Which comes back to the security through obscurity you mentioned in the other post @paul2009 However, using this though process, and the knowledge you have both provided, here's an alternative (workaround) I'm thinking about, please let me know if you find any holes in this idea. I know it's not ideal, and would be good if SQSP would update, but may serve our purposes: We will ONLY be giving access to my clients own coaching clients, just like we do with Thinkific at the moment. So we do not need anyone to fill in a form or anything and currently we add people to Thinkific and then send them their details. So what if we hide the members sign up page behind a password protect page we can use to sign up on behalf of our new members. Then we use send them an email with their login page URL, their username and password and clear instructions to reset their password once they log in?
  6. Apologies if this has already been answered but I couldn't seem to find what I was looking for in which someone has done what I'm trying to achieve. I would like to build a members area for a client in which nobody can 'sign up' or buy this course online, however it's not a free area. My client sells corporate coaching and as part of that coaching, we currently have Thinkific setup which takes them through 7 modules of learning. We'd like to move away from Thinkific and place the content directly into his new 7.1 SQSP site that we're building. So in my mind, there will not be anyway for someone to 'buy' this product from his new site, but when he sells a coaching program, we need to be able to add that person to the members area with their unique username/password so they can access the content. I'm just not sure of the best practice on how to set this up as it sounds like I want to set this up as a 'Free' account (SQSP definition: Visitors can access a member area’s gated content free of charge after establishing a customer account.) because I want them to have a customer account. However I don't want just anyone to be able to access this so unless I can completely hide the sign up page maybe I need a 'Fixed Amount' which I set to a ridiculous amount that nobody would pay. And then just manually add people as we sell coaching programs. Thoughts?
  7. Thank you so much. Went looking for a quick fix to a question I had, got a quick answer. Thanks so much.
  8. Thanks @paul2009 In theory, I understand what you are saying, but yes, I am without a software developer and we are looking for a simple and cost effective, not a custom (and probably expensive) solution. It would be, I think, really useful to be able to have some functionality, within SQSP that allowed data to be exported after a sale into something else, even just a google doc, like we can do if someone fills in a form. That would open the world up to possibilities. Thanks again for your help.
  9. Site URL: https://www.chrisjfreeman.com/books Hi and thanks everyone for taking the time to read this. I have two customers that I am trying to fix the same issue for. (One URL included). What they are both trying to do is be able to pull the customer data (at Point of Sale) and use elsewhere. Let me give an example: Someone jumps onto the website and buys the Book. We'd like to take that customers data, put it into our CRM, tag them and because they bought the book start them off in an automation which is setup for book sales. However if someone purchased an eBook then we want to do the same but for the eBook automation. And while I don't have one setup at the moment, if they purchased a ticket to an online event (say a webinar), then the same applies: they end up in the CRM, tagged correctly and start an automation dedicated to that webinar. The SQSP commerce is setup. The CRM and automations are setup. Where I am getting stuck is getting the customer data and line item(s) out of SQSP, at the point of sale (or in a very close time to sale), so that I can do something with it automatically. SQSP doesn't seem to, and have advised me they don't currently have a Zapier link to pull this data without adding a form to the sale and I think it would look weird to add a form someone has to fill in with all the same data that is already in the sales process. Integromat (who are now Make) have commented on a few SQSP commerce posts does seem to be able to pull the data from SQSP at POS but there is a huge setup that is required if there are multiple lines or different products offered (book, eBook, Webinar) etc. And then with Make, if you want to check 'regularly' (say every 15mins) then you will chew through their free plans 'operations' in a week just by 'checking' if a sale is make, even if there are no sales. In my ideal world, something like this would be possible: 1 - Customer makes a purchase 2 - Customers details and line item history are passed through to our CRM (I can't see how this is possible) OR Customers details and line items are passed through to a google doc (I still can't see how this is possible at the moment) 3 - Zapier (or something) runs on new google doc line items and inserts into CRM 4 - CRM automation triggers and customer is treated nicely based on purchase If anyone has any advice, suggestions, further questions to clarify my thinking or things I have already tried, please let me know as I would really like a solution that doesn't involve needing to move items away from SQSP an into another platform, like Shopify. Thanks again
  10. Hi @mqpearson It would appear that you have pasted the entire code onto the page - is that correct? Do you have a problem with how it looks or is working or is displaying? On pages I have worked with, I have just put the code straight onto the SQSP page (using a code block) and haven't had any major issues. One thing to remember here would be that if you change the form in AC then that changes the code, this might be an additional field you have added in, something in the heading or paragrpah, whatever... So if you make ANY change in the AC form, my experience is that you need to then copy all the code again and update one your SQSP page. Unless you know the exact piece of code that has updated :) Does that make sense?
  11. Thank you so much @jpeter it works so well. This is amazing! I don't really know CSS but I am trying to learn. It appears you are calling the second menu screen first with .header-menu-nav-folder[data-folder="root"] { position: relative; min-height: auto; order: 2; } But then it looks like you are saying "do not display any content". .header-menu-nav-folder[data-folder="root"] .header-menu-nav-folder-content { display: none; } This appears to be hiding 'back' button: .header-menu-controls-control[data-action="back"] { display: none; } Although, I'm sorry, i don't really understand the rest. Thank you for your help.
  12. Site URL: https://www.callummckirdy.com/ Hi. On a customer's site they wanted to go with a really clean menu item so we've hidden all the site navigation under a single button for the main navigation. But that navigation looks rubbish on a mobile device: > Any ideas on how to remove the "Menu" when ONLY on a mobile device? Thanks for your help. B
  13. @brandon Thank you so much. This is brilliant.
  14. Would love to see if anyone has been able to work this out. I'm not much of a code expert, at all, but I would really like to use this on a clients site if it can be done.
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