That a user who is already chatting with someone is open
And he clicks open a new conversation with this user
To pop up a message saying "There is already an open conversation with this user"
And one option continue in the previous call and another option open a new call anyway
And so there will be no situation with any open calls with each user ..
Credit (in Hebrew)
https://mitmachim.top/topic/4511/הצעה/2
שמשתמש שיש לו כבר צ'ט עם מישהו פתוח
והוא לוחץ על פתח שיחה חדשה עם משתמש זה
שיקפוץ לו הודעה שאומרת "יש כבר שיחה פתוחה עם משתמש זה"
ואפשרות אחת המשך בשיחה הקודמת ואפשרות שניה פתח שיחה חדשה בכל מקרה
וכך לא יהיה מצב שיש עם כל משתמש כמה שיחות פתוחות..
https://mitmachim.top/topic/4511/הצעה/2
@baris is it possible to reverse an event?
I am only talking about moderator events...
Let's say, a mod mistakenly made an unwanted edit to a post, it looks like there is no way bringing back the post to the older version, but we can only visualize it through version history? Am I right?
@Per0x said in israeli users:
duplicate
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/14814/have-a-hebrow-forum
That's where I asked and realized there wasn't. So I opened a new one, but you're right I was wrong so I deleted it
@ALiveVam a community forum can be a bit daunting as it is an active, living entity, unlike a regular website. There are companies that do consulting on NodeBB and can build and maintain sites for you so that you don't have to do it on your own, as well.
Thanks @julian !
If I got it right, the plugin nodebb-plugin-category-notifications could solve my issue.
I'd get the result I want if each admin/mod subscribes to all categories, right?
@baris
You are RIGHT!!!
This problem really came from node version I installed in my laptop. To make "npm link" without sudo I was using nvm to install NodeJS and I forgot to select version 12.17.0.
Great teams. Thanks a lot!
Hm... not specifically. We don't have any facility built in for adding metadata to posts out of the box.
However, the closest thing I can think of is a flag note, which can be associated with a post... sort of.
That is, someone can flag a post, and then in that flag, you can append notes. They're only visible from the flags page, though (/flags)