NodeBB Development

Well, no that doesn't work either as it just shows '{category_id}' in the console with no ID #. Rather interesting.

I'm trying to figure out how to do this.. I use the lavender theme, I want to have the full screen width when a user is on the front page, but when he goes into a category/topic to have it decrease.. Anyone got any tips on this ?

Thanks for the info, I will have to checkout readthedocs.org when I have some free time. I am glad that the docs are getting translated, that is great for the future of NodeBB.

@julian I'd do it, but I'd need reimbursing for the deep clean both me and my laptop would need after.

thank you !!! it's my fault, it's used the Cosmo theme which is already minified on the Bootstrap CDN site: http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootswatch/latest/cosmo/bootstrap.min.css, now I change to NodeBB Vanilla and the font will not be load .

@Xiph @trevor Thank you guys for your answers. I am noob at nodebb so I will need some time to learn how the stuff works, but I will keep you updated.

@julian thank you,but how to reset under windows "node app --reset"? right?

To be honest? Only because I'd heard of require.js before, and it was my go-to choice. I hadn't heard of browserify until Require.js was already baked into the core code. It might be tough to switch over to the other, I honestly have no idea. We have a lot of standalone plugins written to define as Require.js modules...

@Scuzz Yes,sure

backup your codes. git clone https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB.git cd NodeBB switch to tag that you modified from. Perhaps, v0.4.3? e.g. git checkout v0.4.3 rsync your codes to the clone. git commit, git tag my_tag, git checkout master, git merge my_tag You may have to solve conflicts by yourself.

@trevor said: A subliminal to @psychobunny lol. lmao

awesome! thanks

Thanks

@esiao, thanks for the tip about the profile image, will come handy. I am still working on getting the contrast and color fixed. I will relook at the header and conversation boxes. The problem with my version of minimalist and subtle use of color is when I revisit the design 2 months later, it looks to too stark, bare bones, and bland. The tags are challenging from a design perspective. I tried border only, with no background color, and text and border in various colors, but it is not looking right. I moved the tags extreme left under the topic titles, and is not really making much of a difference. They are better on the right.

Hi, I'm the s9e\TextFormatter author. I have a couple of Google Alerts so unlike Beetlejuice you only have to save my name once for me to appear. s9e\TextFormatter is a PHP library with a JavaScript port. It uses plugins to let the user pick and choose what kind of features they want. The JavaScript version is generated by the PHP library, which means you'd need PHP as part of your build process. Once the JavaScript is generated it can be redistributed easily so I guess you could bundle a preconfigured/pregenerated version. You can see a couple of live demos there: BBCodes+stuff demo, Fatdown (Markdownish+stuff) demo. The client-side rendering is performed with XSLTProcessor. Adding an MSXML fallback for IE is easy. Rendering in pure JS is technically feasible (there's already a pure PHP renderer) but I never got to it because I have no use for it. The library could be used as the base for a true WYSIWYG editor (where what you see is actually what you get because there's no conversion from HTML back to Markdown or things like that) but that would be a big project. I'd be willing to discuss any type of collaboration if someone's interested.

There should be an official docker image for nodebb.

@psychobunny said: @sunqi said: just category moderator yup, implemented on a per-user basis (but not for groups yet) Head over the Category ACP, find the category you want and click on "Options -> Access Control" and you should have an interface similar to this: [image: c68dc5d6-a57a-11e3-82c9-29e1f5134c09.png] When should we expect this to be applied to groups?

We have a system consisting of several server side Node.js components. We would like to integrate NodeBB in our system as the 'forum' server. Our client do not reside in a browser and they use some external protocol such as XMPP to communicate with our backend server. We would have a server component that translates XMPP and then interface with NodeBB. There are two possibilities, one is to run NodeBB in the same Node.js runtime as our server. And the other is to run NodeBB in a separate Node,js runtime and have the server talk to NodeBB using some wire protocol. What is the best way to achieve this? We could not find any document regarding any external APIs or protocol that can be used. Thanks

@a_5mith said: @Tanner Yupp. Go into category permissions and tick Find Category for guests, but leave everything else unticked, then tick everything for registered and admins and any custom groups you created, they'll see the category on the home screen, but need to log in before they can read, see here: http://35hz.co.uk Click A-Z of production. I was hoping for more of a one-click "Make Forum Private" solution but that answers my question, thanks

@psychobunny sorry guys. I wrote it wrong in the forums. The filenames are actually correct, with the dash not underscore. I'll try again tomorrow.