Question   How would I setup an editable about me section on my web pages using member variables?

A. To link variable to facebook page URL, replace Facebook page name with variable code in the Wysiwyg editor.

www.facebook.com/~VARCODE~            // VARCODE to be replaced with your variable code as follows

Copy variable code from member variables page




Also you can display all available variables already created from Edit pages-> Click on the page you want to edit -> View/Info -> Dynamic info (~~)
All variables will be listed at the right panel.

A. You can add input fields for members to add a value on the resource page. For example, if you are promoting a program you can easily add ~~ code below text or a video you make and then the ~~ is replaced with a form for a member to put their username for the program being promoted.

Tilde Codes to Use

~membervar#form~	Complete form with save button
~membervar#input~	An individual form field. Used when adding multiple inputs. You need to add a button with type="submit" to save the changes.

NOTE: Replace # with variable id

Examples

~membervar1form~

A Complete Form

~membervar1input~
~membervar2input~
~membervar3input~
~membervar4input~
~membervar5input~

Multiple Individual Fields

In this example you could use the code below to put a save button
Save

A. No, member variables do not search upline if the parent is suspended, but instead shows the variable the parent has set, or the default if they do not have anything set.

A. No, typically when changing a domain name you do not need to modify any of your content.  The only time you need to is if you have any URLs using the full path of the old domain, then the URL (exa: links) would need to be fixed.

A. You can have your own domain
but for hosting if you already have a dedicated server we can set up the software on it, however, our software requires very specific server configuration.  It is fine to use your existing dedicated server as long as it has to be set up to meet these configuration requirements. There would still be a setup fee to set up your server so it uses our control panel rather than using its own.  For example, if your server uses CPanel or Plesk this will need to be removed as our control panel conflicts with it.

Why Can't We Use CPanel, Plesk, etc., But Must Use Your Control Panel Instead? Our software includes features such as the ability for each member to have their own email, for members to import and host their domains, and for members to use subdomains (exa: username.yoursite.com).  These features require the software to use our custom control panel to manage apache, bind, postfix, dovecat, and other software on the server that is traditionally managed by software such as CPanel.

Using our control panel has the following benefits:

• No need to pay higher hosting fees for CPanel or Plesk seats.
• The ability of our workers to easily access your site while on a task for you but the security that they cannot access when not working for you.
• The ability to use our backup system which is improved over backups done by traditional control panel software.
• The ability for us to quickly upgrade your site to the newest version of our software for free.
• Performance enhancements as your server is configured specifically for our software.
• Security enhancements as in addition to security settings we use like disabling FTP and requiring sFTP, our control panel is custom, not open source, and uses the policy of having all doors locked except for the doors specifically used (in contrast to most control panel software having all doors unlocked to allow for greater flexibility without them understanding your specific needs).