General Discussion

NodeBB core doesn't have anything to prevent this. But plugins can be made to prevent multiple accounts from the same IP etc although it can be easily by passed.

At some point before 1.x (the release after this one) I'd like to try this again. I attempted this before: https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/1342 I ended up having quite a lot of other stuff on my hands so I never got the chance to finish it. Ideally the plugins will be linked to this community forum using the blog comments plugin

I tried it out for a little while, the inabilty to mark something unread drove me nuts (the snooze idea is overcomplicated IMO)

Theme: https://community.nodebb.org/topic/4054/introducing-the-nodebb-0-7-0-persona-preview No modifications at all, the forum just runs the latest version of persona

Likely it's an iOS issue. I just got myself an iPhone so I'll be trying to fix those bugs on Persona. Note that Lavender should be stable on mobile. We haven't released 0.7 yet

The recommended method of sharing sessions between two separate and distinct applications is through OAuth2. We recommend this approach because NodeBB maintains its own user records, so that we can keep track of user-related metrics and other data. Relying on another database would be tricky, prone to breaking, and quite possibly dangerous. Luckily, it's quite straightforward to get things working with OAuth2! The first step is getting your application to expose an OAuth2 endpoint. If you're running a Node.js based app, you can use a module called OAuth2orize. Once that is set up, you'll want to take a look at the SSO plugin skeleton for customised OAuth deployments -- nodebb-plugin-sso-oauth. You'll take this plugin, fork it, and modify it to communicate with your OAuth endpoint. Once everything is working properly, you should be able to register and log in/out via your web app.

I haven't heard of this yet, any source for me to read? http://stackoverflow.com/a/18689934 --> It solved my problem. There is two possibility: 1. My ISP problem 2. npm certificate! To be a bit more clean you may consider using python2 Great, thank you for the point. I followed this post: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22433804

No need -- if they're interested, I'm pretty much ready to provide and maintain the image for them.

What error do you see on the server? NodeBB has crashed, hence you see the 502 error served by nginx.

https://community.nodebb.org/topic/1208/webm-embed-plugin/9 This perhaps?

@KingCat Sadly, your solution does not work in my case . It's kinda weird indeed - works flawlessly on Chrome, spams errors on Safari. I'm really starting to think it's Safari's bug...

Hi

Any change to themes applied only after clearing the cache. Is there a way to fix this problem?

@ExperienceOz Very cool! Thanks for sharing Using a forum is definitely one of the easiest ways to reduce the burden on customer support. It's also an amazing way to incentivise user-generated that pays dividends towards your brand's SEO value. One of these days I'll head over to Australia/NZ, and when that day comes, I'll check out your site first

@a_5mith said: If you want this to be the default, will probably require some modifications to your theme. I do not mean the preview. I want the mobile version of the publication was displayed everywhere, regardless of screen resolution.

Go to Manage > Categories. If you're on 0.6.x, you need to edit each category and add each moderator one by one by typing their username, then clicking their permissions, and selecting Moderate. If you're on 0.7.x dev build, you can click edit on the category, and set Moderate on your Moderators group. [image: pDGU4Xh.png]

@Minghui-Yu Thanks for catching that, updated now