NodeBB Development

I am loading "NodeBB Forum" using Iframe. How can I enable the single-sign-on in nodeBB ?

Re: Multiple tag search This should be made possible, at least by url, so links can be made from other posts.

@exodo I would imagine it's something like node --prof app.js

@pichalite said in Any release date planned for 1.1.3?: @Bruce-Lee those are just weekly snapshots of master branch. Those are most likely less stable than master. I don't understand why they are even created and what purpose they serve. Thanks @pichalite, i guess i have to wait for the release then.

I know this is an old topic, but I just ran into this today and wanted to add an admin nav section in the minimally invasive way possible. This technique worked for me and I'm wondering if anybody has any thoughts about this being a good or bad approach to quickly adding a custom admin navigation menu from a plugin. Any critiques appreciated! plugin/static/js/admin/custommenu.js: var adminInitialized = false; $(window).on('action:ajaxify.start', function(data) { if (!adminInitialized) { $('ul#main-menu').append('\ <li class="dropdown menu-item">\ <a href="#" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown" role="button" aria-expanded="false">Custom Menu</a>\ <ul class="dropdown-menu" role="menu">\ <li><a href="/admin/my-custom-route">Custom Route</a></li>\ </ul>\ </li>'); adminInitialized = true; } }); plugin.json: "acpScripts": [ "static/js/admin/custommenu.js" ]

uploadedpicture is their most recently uploaded profile picture. picture is their currently selected picture.

@pichalite Very cool! Thanks!

@omedia aah yes... adding # in route should work. No need for data-ajaxify in that case. Totally forgot about that.

@jarey thanks for pointing out that plugin. I had misinterpreted it's functionality before. When I saw "Max upvote weigh (points)" I assumed you could only use that configuration to scale the upvote-to-reputation ratio based on the reputation of the user doing the voting. For others that run into a similar issue. Using the plugin Jarey pointed out, if you'd like to make 1 upvote = 10 reputation I was able to do that by setting: Max upvote weigh (points) = 9 Since the default weight is 1 upvote = 1 reputation, and this plug in then adds the additional 9 reputation.

@Tilen-Štraus Glad you got it working, and thank you for sharing your solution for others who may run into the same trouble

@teh_g sadly, this won't be possible with Electron, since it requires V8, Chromium and Node.JS to run, all of which are not available on neither iOS nor Android. You could maybe use Cordova for this, but it would require a C# developer, store licenses etc... not forget a great amount of time and effort. Electron, on the other hand, makes developing Desktop applications with JS easy and really quick... So it would be quite easy to craft a NodeBB client. I imagine board admins could run an installer like npm install nodebb-electron-client-setup, then do npm setup and have the client available for download at http://example.tld/client/:os for their users.

@julian said in RFC: Drop support for old node.js versions?: Those in enterprise environments? Edit: Good lord, it's 11-0 right now. Ehh, even enterprise needs to drop support for older dependencies. Especially these days where old versions can lead to security issues!

https://www.nodebb.se/topic/7/installation-av-nodebb-anteckningar That is how i Do it I guess you can figure it out even if its in Swedish

It is working now! Thanks guys! It was the variable name top. I changed it to _top and it works perfectly

Thanks guys. This solved my problem for now. I guess the main info I was missing was how plugins and themes work for this. Now that I have that, I am good to go for a bit Thanks so much for your help!

@osirisguitar You may want to try my plugin featured-topics-extended, it comes with the widget Featured Topics List, which displays a list of topics just as they would appear on the category page. Admins can select exactly which topics to display in the Topic Tools menu when visiting a topic. Here is an example with two topics selected. http://puu.sh/qNtIw/06e4701164.jpg

@julian Yep that's correct. It wasn't showing at the moment @exodo 's wrote, but a while after that it showed up. Thanks @julian

@PitaJ do you mean to code as res.render('user/hello', req.query); instead of res.render('user/hello.tpl', req.query);

@julian said in Are the docker builds no longer maintained?: nothing that can beat the feeling of a fresh server install with only the software you need. However, you do have to consider the cost... in that you'll be spinning up multiple containers for multiple services (if you follow "best practice"), with all of the duplication of resources that entails. That's the thing though, the fresh server doesn't stay fresh forever because it's not immutable. And any OS will come with software you don't need. I'm just getting started with Docker, but I can see the appeal when trying to deploy quickly and consistently. I'm dreading moving servers because that means I have to re-install everything I need on a fresh server and reconfigure it. If I was using docker, it's pretty much just create a new VM -> install Docker (unless using an image that already has it) -> docker run myservice and done.

@julian thanks a lot! And for the second question, is there any way to do it? Thanks again. EDIT (just to clarify, in order to be helpfull for anyone in the future): Since my image, didn't had the data-state="unloaded" (in fact id didn't have the data-state at all on the img tag) i had to first, use posts.unloadImages(post); an then posts.loadImages(); to get the image loaded. That's because posts.loadImages() only searches for data-state="unloaded", posts.unloadImages. gets all images in the post provided without the class .not-reponsive and puts the data-state="unloaded" in each img tag.