Yes I'm referring to the Dockerfile. I'm no expert with Docker either, but I must admit that it's extremely handy for creating forums on the fly with different versions at the same time, and saves a lot of time.
If you're not focused on this tool I completely understand and appreciate you already providing up-to-date docker images, so I'll try to see what I can do myself and share it if it works well. This is possible by manually modifying the dockerfile but I think it's also possible in a more elegant way and easy to use, with env variables
@baris Hi Baris,
Forum Stats widget causes the forum to shake on mobile/ipad... This affects the opening of settings/chats windows badly, FYI...
IMG_0070 - Streamable
Apparently the Calendar Plugin:
nodebb-plugin-calendar
Calendar and events for NodeBB
Installed 1.0.0-alpha.50 | Latest 1.0.0-alpha.50
Does not work with 1.13.0
Can someone please update it?
Use grunt: https://docs.nodebb.org/configuring/running/#grunt-development
It will automatically rebuild what is necessary and restart when you make a change.
@julian No worries. It's just slightly alarming upgrading a production instance only to find out you've accidentally gone all the way to a pre-release. We've only recently taken over our current NodeBB forum from someone else and I'm not familiar with the workflow yet.
I've made a note in our internal docs so it doesn't happen again. I was just wondering if I'd mis-read the docs or if that was the intended workflow.
Oh, hi! Are you asking because we've started cutting pre-releases?
The pre-releases are marked in such a way that it should be easy (well, easier to distinguish)... they have an orange label in GitHub, and they always have a dash in the version number.
For example, while v1.13.4 is not out yet, v1.13.4-0, v1.13.4-1, v1.13.4-2, and v1.13.4-3 are, but they are all pre-releases and can be ignored.
If you're being notified via email from GitHub, it will also contain the word "Pre-release" in the title, and so you can ignore it: [NodeBB/NodeBB] Pre-release v1.13.4-3 - v1.13.4-3
Hope that helps!
Hello !
Which is the simplest way to get 'isSection' and 'link' properties of categories to render 'account/categories' pages ? I need them for my account/categories.tpl template.
Thanks in advance for help !
Still could use assistance if anyone can offer. The new forums we are developing using nodebb is delayed until the next release, but if someone cant point me in the right direction I would highly appreciate it.
@Casey-Chen-Lai You'll want to translate to zh-TW, which is our traditional chinese variant.
Don't ask me why it's TW and not HK.
zh-TW is available for translation in Transifex, let me know if you run into additional issues
@PitaJ said in Can’t sign up into my nodebb site using proxy:
@scottalanmiller it sounded like he was referring to a 3rd party proxy.
Oh, I see. A very specific proxy for which the site is not configured.
@gotwf @crazycells Thank you guys. I use @crazycells 's method since I can work on chrome, which is simple. I just created a pull request.. lets see how it works
i have the same issue , I have tried like below
require(['https://booking.test.com/bundles/WidgetV2Loader.js']);
in requirejs file I have the below code
function scripts() {
return document.getElementsByTagName('script');
}
if we remove this from requirejs file my eternal script is working fine, But some other exsisting functionalites are not working?
Hey all,
I'm helping someone set up a new community for a not for profit and they'll need some custom functionality to hit their goals.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to use a plugin etc to add in html/css if a post or reply has a specific tag.
Short version is: People will be discussing different things and the org wants to allow certain conversations but to auto add in a disclaimer/change the post format a little for specific post tags.
IE: If the post has the tag: "marvel" on it, it'd show a div/text at the bottom of the post/reply saying "This person loves marvel".
New to NodeBB, not entirely new to everything else.
托管于语雀：https://yuque.com/a632079/nodebb
文档覆盖了 NodeBB 英文文档提及的所有内容，并补充了一些内容。
主要内容：
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This is a chinese document of nodebb, created by me, who is a transifex reviewer.
I've borked something in the custom CSS - lists of topics, popular, recent etc. etc. are NOT using the full width available - say 75-80% of the width available is being used - I have unused space to the right size of the recent post preview. - it's lie there is a blank column.
The primary nav menu fixed at the top is fine, this is what I am comparing it to.
Any idea what is the controlling element here in the CSS?
Could a conflict somewhere too but I'll look at this later... when I turn off the custom CSS to see if it reverts.
@mat-m is spot on, though my perspective is definitely production, not test. Running the leanest container possible has the added benefit of reducing the attack vectors as there is simply less surface for somebody to target. Alpine is specifically designed to be as lightweight as possible and as stripped down as possible.
Do we know who owns the image build process and can s/he weigh in on this?
