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Does it work if you change bootswatch to "bootswatch": "^3.4.x", in package.json?

Ignore previous commit, this should fix it properly https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/commit/071506eb7dc99e057b5bfde4543eadb75174a19a

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fix: invite properly

Thanks for reporting fixed in https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/commit/8f4b99a41c6496cbdaaf489f16ecbe261d6c4a79

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fix: admins not seeing invite button

@oplik0 thanks a mil for this great input.

Is there any method of adding a newline (line break) within a table?
This Stack Overflow post suggests a few options, but none seem to work in these Vivaldi forums. Here's what I tried to no avail:

• <br>
• <br/>
• \\
• \n

Here's a table showing how each of these options fail:

@julian thanks a mil for your reply and these great input.

Thanks for sharing these insights and making nodeBB. It's a fantastic platform I use on a daily basis to exchange with our big community of users and volunteers. I understand the need to simplify things particularly when some feature you mention such as the chat modals end up being with so many troubles.

The sounds are really useful particularly when multitasking which is often the case when chatting with someone. I'll miss them deeply.
Any chance they can stay just for the chats incoming messages?
If you would integrate with the system notifications, then we as users could simply enable sounds for push notifications on your system, couldn't we?

Taskbar is also something I'm using on daily basis. I'll miss it greatly. Any chance you keep it just when replying a topic and quickly need to hide it to go through the threads on a small screen?

From our side: feel free to remove best topics on profile page, it wasn't well received in our community.
Same with suggested topics module, even though it's a great idea the content would show very old topics which is more harmful than helpful.

It roughly goes like this.

#1 Serialize the form data and send it to the server.

submitBtn.on('click', function () {
  $.ajax(config.relative_path + '/myplugin/saveform', {
        data: $('#form').serializeObject(),
	type: 'POST',
	headers: {
		'x-csrf-token': config.csrf_token,
	},
	success: function (data) {
     	    console.log('success');
	},
        error: function(xhr, status, errorThrown) {
            console.log(arguments);
        }
  });
  return false;
});

#2 Create a post route in your plugin's static:app.load hook, and save the incoming data.

const db = require('./src/database');
plugin.init = async function(data) {
  data.router.post('/myplugin/saveform', [data.middleware.applyCSRF], async function (req, res) {
      await db.setObject('my-plugin-data', JSON.stringify(req.body)); // // req.body has the form data
      res.json('success');
  });
};

If your data is a flat object then you can save it without using JSON.stringify with just db.setObject('my-plugin-data', req.body);