Thanks, @julian. I just finished the hardware migration of these VMs and I want to move them to a more stable hypervisor/host than my former Windows 7 desktop with VMWare workstation, so this is timely advice.
@Ted said:
@a_5mith, it used to do something, right?
Yeah it used to list all the plugins in npm and (I think) allow you to install them. But this was added to core a fair few versions back. Around 0.3 or 0.4. I hope that's the plugin I'm thinking of.
@julian said:
Hah! $335 + tax?!
With that kind of money, you could buy yourself a brand new Nexus 5
Or a one+ one. I'm actually tempted to sell my galaxy s4 and try and get my hands on the one+ I'd get about £200 for my galaxy s4, which would nearly offset the full cost of the other handset, and its just as good, if not better.
@arasbm As a recent NodeBB explorer (and NodeJs) I'll suggest you to start with the harder of plugins and themes and it's plugins.
As I understand the thing :
Plugin is a custom behaviour that could work on every NodeBB forum and that is not based on the theme. It should be configurable (if needed) and not conflict. It try to solves a problem that is experience related.
Theme is how you want your NodeBB forum to look like. It's easier to go inside because it's based on a sublime api and it's just css/html and and a bit of JS. If you want you theme to create a custom behaviour that is only applicable to itself then you can because themes are created and treated like plugins.
You can take a look at the api on every NodeBB page with {origin}/api/{path}
Both plugins and themes can make the use of the api and write content to use after. Take a look of the existing ones and you'll have a good point of view to start developing you owns.
@julian Glad to hear that it is working again.
You can see the version next to the extension title:
chrome://extensions/?id=ooeikplgcjeeggiopajfhmadglhjhcco
#BOOM!
Fixed
Thanks a lot for your help guys and sorry for the false alarm, maybe the plugin in Github should have this warning. I know that is a dumb mistake and most of web developers may be aware of it but just in case.
Do you mean as a poll where users can vote on a response? If so, there's a poll plugin developed by @Schamper.
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/1549/nodebb-plugin-poll-poll-plugin
I figured this out finally...I had nginx v1.2 which is what's in the default debian 7 repo. Had to add a new key and some new sources from here:
http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html#distributions
Now on nginx v1.6.2 and it seems to be running fine. From what I read there was no websocket support in nginx <1.3
