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docs/add-ons/consent.md

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### Conesnt Form Examples
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Limits display of cookies by cookie provider.
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Limits display of cookies by cookie provider.
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If the cookie is provided by an add-on, the provider matches the add-ons short name, e.g. `comment` or `forum`
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The core ExpressionEngine cookies are identified by `ee` as provider.
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If cookie is only being used in Control Panel, the provider is set to `cp`.

docs/add-ons/pro-search/parameters.md

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Pro Search supports SQL parameters. This means you can use a SQL query in any pararameter. SQL queries are limited to SELECTs only and should always end with a semi-colon (;). Pro Search will take the first item in the SELECT statement and creates a pipe-separated list from it. If the SQL query produces no results, it sets the parameter value to what comes after the semi-colon. You can optionally prefix the SQL query for better matching. Schematically, such a query looks like this:
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Pro Search supports SQL parameters. This means you can use a SQL query in any parameter. SQL queries are limited to SELECTs only and should always end with a semi-colon (;). Pro Search will take the first item in the SELECT statement and creates a pipe-separated list from it. If the SQL query produces no results, it sets the parameter value to what comes after the semi-colon. You can optionally prefix the SQL query for better matching. Schematically, such a query looks like this:
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docs/add-ons/pro-search/settings.md

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Using GET variables is not possible if the `uri_protocol` config setting is set to QUERY_STRING. It can also cause unexpected behaviour if you’re using the second exception (the question mark) in your `.htaccess` file when hiding `index.php`. If you can, use the encoded query instead as this will always work.
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Using GET variables is not possible if the `uri_protocol` config setting is set to QUERY_STRING. It can also cause unexpected behavior if you’re using the second exception (the question mark) in your `.htaccess` file when hiding `index.php`. If you can, use the encoded query instead as this will always work.
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The ft_min_word_len setting of your MySQL installation determines the minimum length of words indexed by the Full Text index. Setting that value here will trigger an alternative search algorithm when the search term is smaller than this size. Defaults to 4. Do not alter unless you have customised your MySQL installation.
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The ft_min_word_len setting of your MySQL installation determines the minimum length of words indexed by the Full Text index. Setting that value here will trigger an alternative search algorithm when the search term is smaller than this size. Defaults to 4. Do not alter unless you have customized your MySQL installation.
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docs/add-ons/pro-variables/manage.md

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You can create any number of groups to organise your variables. These groups will appear in the Group drop down for each variable, so you can assign a group to it. On the module home page, variable managers can sort the groups using drag and drop. Variable managers can also edit and delete the groups from here, by clicking on the edit or delete icon next to the group name. You can alter the variable order in a group by editing the group’s properties.
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You can create any number of groups to organize your variables. These groups will appear in the Group drop down for each variable, so you can assign a group to it. On the module home page, variable managers can sort the groups using drag and drop. Variable managers can also edit and delete the groups from here, by clicking on the edit or delete icon next to the group name. You can alter the variable order in a group by editing the group’s properties.
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docs/add-ons/rte.md

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Consult [Redactor Docs](https://imperavi.com/redactor/docs/settings/) or [CKEDitor Docs](https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/installation/getting-started/configuration.html) for the list of properties. Note that not all features are supported by the ExpressionEngine implementation.
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Consult [Redactor Docs](https://imperavi.com/redactor/docs/settings/) or [CKEditor Docs](https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/installation/getting-started/configuration.html) for the list of properties. Note that not all features are supported by the ExpressionEngine implementation.
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docs/add-ons/spam.md

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The Spam Module works by calculating the probability that a piece of content is spam based on all the examples it's seen before. The sensitivity is the cutoff for what we consider spam. This defaults to 70 which means there has to be at least a 70% probability something is spam for it to get flagged. If this is higher you will have fewer false positives but more spam will slip through.
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docs/advanced-usage/front-end/dock.md

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WARN **Warning**: If the Dock is disabled, all of ExpressionEngine's [Front-End Content Management](advanced-usage/front-end/overview.md) is turned off for the front-end.

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