NodeBB Development

@drubio Because it's the browser cache, there's nothing we can really do except ensure that we are sending cache headers that instruct the browser not to cache. In some cases (e.g. category images), we don't send those header, so it's up to the browser default.

@julian how did I miss that! Cheers buddy

@psychobunny It gets messy when you try to hack it this way. I was attempting to remove the sidebar code from home.tpl, then copy it to <div class="col-xs-3">//sidebar content</div> infooter.tpl, but it does not work very well. The best approach would be to require a sidebar.tpl.

Hi,.. thanks for tips.. turns out that nodebb is not loading my theme.. its a lavander fork (copy the whole directory -R ) BUT with a different id on theme.json i thought it was not loading my changes.. but if i load another theme like.. Cosmo.. and then load my theme... nodebb still show Cosmo template... : / theme.json { "id": "nodebb-theme-fork", "name": "Lavender Theme fork", "description": "A simple theme for NodeBB. Check out the theming guide that accompanies this work at http://burnaftercompiling.com", "url": "https://www.github.com/psychobunny/nodebb-theme-lavender", "screenshot": null, "templates": "templates", "staticDir": "static" }

Thanks guys!! That works!

Did you click on posts that you want to fork out? The button should became available when you do.

@kamov They are still releasing virus signature updates for XP up until 2015. This might put people into a false state of security.Even though updates and security patches will be stopped I still think people will carry on using XP for a few more years. Its probably best to still cater to the people using it.

Are you wanting NodeBB inside whmcs or NodeBB looking the same as WHMCS so when they click forum theming won't change much

time to fess up and say that "remember me" doesn't actually do anything. should make an issue for that https://github.com/designcreateplay/NodeBB/issues/859

i swear these were randomly generated in my head.

@psychobunny I know it's still Markdown, but I didn't think much of it when I tried it. In any case, let's use the best. A great text editor makes a big difference.

Okay, so I got it working by running a config file. But it still has me set up an admin each time. Here's the readout you requested: $ redis-cli hgetall user:1 "username" "test2" "reputation" "0" "password" "xx" "gravatarpicture" "http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/fb011f4bfe0c3c8d57755071fa4a0463?size=128&default=identicon&rating=pg" "uploadedpicture" "" "banned" "0" "lastonline" "1390440526398" "email" "[email protected]" "lastposttime" "0" "signature" "" "uid" "1" "website" "" "fullname" "" "birthday" "" "picture" "http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/fb011f4bfe0c3c8d57755071fa4a0463?size=128&default=identicon&rating=pg" "postcount" "0" "profileviews" "0" "joindate" "1390440376517" "location" "" "showemail" "0" "userslug" "test2"

From our upstream hosting provider: Start: 2014-01-23 00:00 EST (UTC-5) End: 2014-01-23 03:00 EST (UTC-5) During the above maintenance window, Level3 will be performing what they call a scheduled emergency maintenance to upgrade equipment to prevent an extended loss of service. Expected Impact: We are expecting minimal impact but there can be some short periods of as inbound routes converge for the changing of providers.

@baris said: @CaioDA Just disable them from the admin control panel. Options > Disable then Save. Is it really that simple? Now I'm embarrassed... But, going along with what @planner said and @psychobunny pointed out, this is a very developer centered forum software with an initially steep learning curve. It's not quite plug and play. I recommend something like Foundation's Joyride to introduce new users to the system. Update: But currently, there is no way to remove them completely (unless a forum restart is required or override them). That's a feature I'd love to see.

From our upstream hosting provider: START: 01-26-2014 20:00 EST (UTC-4) END: 01-27-2014 06:00 EST (UTC-4) We will be upgrading to provide additional redundancy to our NYC2 data center network Hosted NodeBBs should be unaffected.

@julian Got it with this socket.emit('admin.groups.get', gid, function(err, groupObj) { }); Works like a charm.

Hi @aaron, Redis takes snapshots every fifteen minutes, and saves it to a folder defined in your Redis configuration (perhaps /var/lib/redis). Personally, I just tarzip it hourly and leave it at that. If you're worried about persistence (as in, 15 minutes is too long), you can always enable the "append-only file" and/or lower the snapshot interval For some not-so-light reading, check out the Redis article on Persistence.

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@StuartH it may have to do with how often NodeBB calls the filter:footer.build hook, and since it's a SINGLE PAGE APP, it's not much, I've seen that weirdness, but I am not too sure what to do about it, the filter is pretty straight forward. what you can do to verify that's the footer code is being generated correctly, is to view-source of the page, then search for nodebb-plugin-42 comment. if for some reason, the javascript generated is invalid, you may have a page error. I am working on a fix for this issue

@baris sounds good. Thank you!