Bug reports

If I forget to add a file name while uploading I get an error but it double creates the same file?

If Modal page just acts as popup, I wonder why a Modal page still have the price option as shown in this image https://prnt.sc/0HFMztxLZJyU Is this a feature or a bug? Also, I wonder why those default pages still allow users to build them as shown in this image https://prnt.sc/srBcxQaT00fi If I place some widget on these default pages, will the default data shows before or after the widget content I placed?

I had mentioned this months ago, but cannot seem to find it anywhere in Canny? Amani said you would look into it. But, on the front end of my website, when I visit my membership page, and then browse to my Courses page, the background header image does not display the correct image unless I manually click F5 to refresh. It's all fine in the page builder back end, but isn't working on the front end browsers. Does this on several browsers, same issue. Tried it Incognito window and same issue as well. Please advise. I noticed this particularly when on my /membership page and then visit my /courses page. Please advise. Thanks.

I am in the community for Jenny Jones 10 day boot camp. He has multiple channels set up. Initially I could move around the channels. Then I did post. Now I click on the channels but nothing changes on the screen. I am not moving into the channel. This happenes about a month ago when I was testing the community and I put it in the what's app team chat. I have a video of it will send in messenger.

If you use an & in a product name it shows up on the checkout as &

The Open button is covering up the lesson title. This didn't happen until recently.

While I'm writing text I see that I need to add an image. I click on the image icon upload my image. Realize I need to resize it. So I do that and then everything I was editing is gone and I need to restart. Check out Video https://youtu.be/-omZJmEaELQ

If access is granted to a course for 90, 180, 365 days it means that after that time they no longer have access. It is not the duration of the course. They migh tcomplete the course in a couple of days or a week, or even an hour! USE CASE: A customer buys access to an online (or other) course that they can complete in their own time frame. However, they only have access to the content for a fixed term. This means if they want continued access they need to pay again. In my case I want to make online courses available for anywhere from 12 to 24 months with one payment. But that is not the duration of the course. So along with the sales price it should say $xxx for x days access or similar. By saying course duration, if they have purchased online content, they may not be expecting to not have access after that date. Hope that makes sense.

When viewing an iframe lesson in a desktop browser with a small laptop screen, the description is covered up as shown in screenshot. Also, when viewing an iframe lesson on a mobile browser, the description does not appear at all.

See screen shots. Changed web language for 2FA and it does not flow through to the student dashboard.