NodeBB Development

@pichalite yep it looks like this worked now when i tested! Tnx alot!

@julian it looks like i got my stuff working now 😉 Im helping Beam.Pro on they forums for the beam login plugin 😉

I looked around and I couldn't find any wiki's using Raneto, I guess the main developer's site has it in use but just wanted to see how others used it for a more traditional wiki look.

Disney is notoriously litigious, in addition to a slew of other questionable elements.

I doubt this has been explored at all, since this being a forum software in general and not something like Google Docs or any other collaborative software out there in the wild. I would like to see it as something Discourse has with there "Wiki Posts" but I won't suspect it to be even a low priority for the devs.

@Kowlin said:

On a real life forum

I can already see you standing in front of a board. 😉 Anyhow besides my terrible joke I know you can keep the post alive by pressing the + on the bottom right of the screen to keep the post alive, but as far as I know there is no guarantee that it will save it for longer periods. I also think that this can be done as a plugin.

Yeah.. I with you there and can totally understand the point to a streaming forum like nodebb, still we all make mistakes and this would be a nice addition. Would save so much typing 😓

I'd use one of the importer plugins if one is available. e.g. https://github.com/psychobunny/nodebb-plugin-import-phpbb

I think this is available on master, once we release 1.0.0 you will be able to get the users by adding ?page=x

@exodo Cool! That's a great idea.

You could actually keep it like that if you are loading my code only when the button press or swipe happens, because it would also update the list.

require(['translator'], function (translator) { $('button.topics-panel').click(function(){ $.getJSON('/api/recent', function (json) { templates.parse('yourtemplate', json, function (html) { translator.translate(html, function (translated) { $('.topics-panel').html(translated); }); }); }); }); });

@psychobunny said:

Maybe this might help?

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We would have to export the slideout object for other libraries to use

Yeah, I was trying a hacky solution with just a JS touch library and activating the slide out event, but it didnt work out well. I'll have to wait patiently for a better solution to appear.

It marks a topic unread. Technically, it should also send you back to the category view... or at the very least, pop up an alert...

gh#4101

@Bri thanks... I figured that out... I am actually looking to see if I can make the plugin open a modal for some user input.

All new users have the option sound disabled, maybe u can make function in admin/settings/user to enable it by default for new users?

@baris Chrees! This really helps. 👍

@julian Whaaaaaat??? 😢

I will try to submit a PR. It's probably better to do a breaking change before v1.0.0

You can't call them directly from the client. I usually use socket.io, you define an event in your library file where you get the data, and then call it in the acp script.

library.js

var socketAdmin = module.parent.require('./socket.io/admin'); var Groups = module.parent.require('./groups'); var User = module.parent.require('./user'); socketAdmin.yourplugin = { // This function is now exposed as the event 'admin.yourplugin.someevent' someevent: function (socket, data, callback) { // Use the data from the client to grab member objects. Groups.getMembers(data.groupName, data.start, data.stop, function (err, uids) { if (err) return console.log(err); User.getUsersData(uids, function (err, members){ callback(null, {members: members}); }); }); } };

acp.js

// Send the group name with the amount of members we want to the server. socket.emit('admin.yourplugin.someevent', {groupName: "GroupName", start: 0, stop: 200}, function (err, data) { // Log the response, should be an array of user objects. console.log(data.members); });

@julian said:

won't do anything if the array is empty

I guess the problem is that latest release of template.js does not allow another the loop inside a template, then I have to declare that loop in another template and include into my item.tpl

@Schamper said:

Maybe should show some information as to why it's your best post? E.g. views/replies/upvotes.

I imagine it's purely based on upvotes. None of NodeBB's subjective algorithms are complex in any way, really 😆 (mainly talking about "popular" here)

@julian said:

That's not a bad idea... we just don't have plans to split the sites yet.

I understand that you don't want to split up anything, but how about mentioning the OpenSource version at all? 🙂
Right now, when I go to nodebb.org, the only chance to see that there is a free version that I can roll out myself is to know what the github logo looks like and then scroll down all the way to the bottom to spot it there (very small, barely visible).
Additionally, if I have AdBlock Plus turned on, these social buttons do not appear at all.

I perfectly understand that you want to earn money and therefore want to focus the page around your hosting service but I think that you could significantly cut the amount of requests from people who heard about a cool OpenSource forum and who now struggle to find a link to download it.

Bad idea to batch install plugins.

If ones not compatible with your version of nodebb, you're in for a world of hurt diagnosing which plugin is giving you issues.

See https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/4033