um i am not activating my web i bought that domain 3 days ago from BigRock and i am trying to shift
um i am not activating my web i bought that domain 3 days ago from BigRock and i am trying to shift the management things to Cloudflare
CWhen you add your website to Cloudflare, it is in a "pending" state, then you switch over your nameservers at your registrar, and Cloudflare becomes "active" and you get all the features (proxying http traffic, etc)
Aohh
BI bought a domain called "yonetis.com" and added it to my Cloudflare account. The domain is active. When I use my phone (connected to my home network), the home page (log in + sign up buttons) loads. But when I use my laptop, then I get
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN error message in my browser. So, I configured the DNS settings for my laptop's wifi interface to use Cloudflare's primary DNS server (1.1.1.1), which resolved the DNS resolution issue. Does this mean my ISP didn't update their DNS server?
Vthanks, raised
Pwhich form did you exactly fill in?
PWas it for personal usage or a company?
PEnterprise is generally meant for medium to big companies. Additionally, there's no option currently for removing Cloudflare branding from Turnstile.
What you can do however, is make use of invisible Turnstile
What you can do however, is make use of invisible Turnstile
C(there is a white labelled option)
Poh there is?
Cyea, ent only, Erisa showed it off a while back
Cbut base Ent is going to cost you a few thousand/month is my understanding anyway, even if all you wanted was white labelled
Pah yeah I see now
PYeah you're better off just using Turnstile's invisible mode than getting ENT (+ the Turnstile ENT addon) just for the branding removal
Cyea microsoft uses it in the wild
Eits on https://erisa.party/wp-login.php but yeah MS also use it in the wild
important to note that this is called "off label" because you cannot add your own label, just remove cloudflares
important to note that this is called "off label" because you cannot add your own label, just remove cloudflares
DI know the answer is probably "no", but is there some sort of revision log for the Cloudflare dashboard?
I have a WordPress plugin that lets users manage all their Cloudflare settings, and it's a pain going through the dashboard weekly to see if any settings were deleted/added. Like the
I have a WordPress plugin that lets users manage all their Cloudflare settings, and it's a pain going through the dashboard weekly to see if any settings were deleted/added. Like the
Brotli compression setting disappeared (always on now), Server-side excludes went away, Minify is about to go away. On the flip side, I rolled out the new Block AI scrapers setting, and then the next day we have a new Replace insecure JavaScript libraries setting.DJust trying to figure out a better way than manually going through the Cloudflare dashboard to find the changes
Cahh no wonder I couldn't find it in search, good to know
Ethere isnt, the best you get is #releases but that doesnt have everything and #cloudflare-blog which is very... verbose
DYa, I figured as much... will just keep doing what I'm doing I guess. 
Cusually things going away are emailed and posted in the community
CCnot great tho
Eoh yeah community also, so many avenues lol
DNot sure manually going through community threads looking for changes is necessarily going to be more efficient than manually looking at the dashboard though.
CI thought at one point there was a proper tag in the community for those 
DEven if there was, you'd be relying on a human to tag them.
Eyoure probably thinking of https://community.cloudflare.com/c/whats-new/57
- the issue is that its inconsistently used
Cwell everything, blog posts, releases, topic creation relies on a human in the end
Cyea, rip
Cthere's an rss feed for Matt Bullock's posts, but it's behind security level looks like https://community.cloudflare.com/users/mbullock/activity/topics.rss
Cnot that it was the best idea anyway
DTrue... Have been able to pick up a lot of new things programmatically via looking at new settings in the general settings API call, but that doesn't help with deletions (like brotli endpoint is still in there). It also doesn't help that Cloudflare's settings is a bit of a kludge. Like some settings have completely unique endpoints for whatever reason (not the normal settings one). Anyway... will just keep checking via API and doing a manual look over the dashboard weekly I guess.
MI'm not sure this is the best place to note this (I added it to the Google Form on the page too), but the new dashboard home is kind of annoying. I'd really like to see a list of my recent domains, recent workers/pages, and a search bar. The star thing is a bit clunky. I shouldn't have to manually star things in order for there to be something on my dashboard.
Sany idea how i could make files from a specific extennsion point to a specific server?
DIf you are talking about routing a request based on extension to a certain origin server, yes you can with Origin Rules (but it's an Enterprise-level feature).
https://developers.cloudflare.com/rules/origin-rules/#availability
https://developers.cloudflare.com/rules/origin-rules/#availability
Cloudflare Docs
Origin Rules allow you to customize where the incoming traffic will go and with which parameters. Currently you can perform the following overrides:
H@mehmetozd. have you tried recovering the old account?
Pmy old account was created in someone else's name and I cannot reach him
@HardlyWorkin'
@HardlyWorkin'
PI have to transfer it to my new account
HDo you know the email on the account?
Pthis is the problem, I have no knowledge
HPI updated my nameservers via godaddy
PI don't want to use that account because it's not my email
PWill it cause any problems if I re-establish the same domain for a different cloudflare account?
HYes, but if you don't have access to the old account, you can't recover the raw DNS records
