I hope this is the most up to date version. You don't have to import database every time, to check if everything is parsed right. Regexes are used always on 'just after import' version of database. Preparse regex: content = content.replace(/<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="(.*)">.*<\/a><!-- m -->/g, '$1'); content = content.replace(/<!--.*?--><img src="\{SMILIES_PATH\}\/.+?" alt="(.+?)" title=.+?\/><!--.*?-->/g, ' $1 '); content = content.replace(/\[(.*?):\w+\]/g, "[$1]"); content = content.replace(/\[(\/\w+):\w+\]/g, "[$1]"); Postparse regex: content = content.replace(/\\\[/g, '['); content = content.replace(/\\\]/g, ']'); content = content.replace(/\@"(\w+)?" said:/g, '@$1 said:'); Bonus - Selenium IDE for Firefox script, which makes forum private You need sideflow extension to use it. Use it at categories page in ACP to see how it works. http://pastebin.com/UdaT0FQF <-- deprecated since v0.7.0

@spwolf ah, so thats essence plugin, not spam be gone.

@julian @a_5mith and this only happening when i use the code from below, when i switch back everything works as a charm. (function(module) { "use strict"; var YoutubeLite = {}, embed = '<div class="js-lazyYT" data-youtube-id="$1" data-width="800" data-height="450"><iframe class="lazytube" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/$1"></iframe></div>'; var regularUrl = /<a href="(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:www\.)?(?:youtube\.com)\/(?:watch\?v=)(.+)">.+<\/a>/g; var shortUrl = /<a href="(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:www\.)?(?:youtu\.be)\/(.+)">.+<\/a>/g; var embedUrl = /<a href="(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:www\.)youtube.com\/embed\/([\w\-_]+)">.+<\/a>/; YoutubeLite.parse = function(data, callback) { if (!data || !data.postData || !data.postData.content) { return callback(null, data); } if (data.postData.content.match(embedUrl)) { data.postData.content = data.postData.content.replace(embedUrl, embed); } if (data.postData.content.match(regularUrl)) { data.postData.content = data.postData.content.replace(regularUrl, embed); } if (data.postData.content.match(shortUrl)) { data.postData.content = data.postData.content.replace(shortUrl, embed); } callback(null, data); }; module.exports = YoutubeLite; }(module));

LOL, I thought a nodebb option was being mentioned. Yes, I usually have it set as a service but I wanted to monitor it for a while before doing that on the new server.

@omega @Kichae @baris @julian I think the only problem here is you assume people should be able to "grok" it.I don't think that's a problem. I think people should be able to understand that the Internet is a communications platform. Growing up on IRC isn't a requirement to intuiting this; the point there was that I people understood it there and then. People should be able to understand it here and now, too. They've just been trained otherwise.

@julian said in [nodebb-plugin-ns-twitch-monitor] NS Twitch Monitor: @teh_g Well that was quick What can I say, I'm an early adopter with not too many plugins

I think Leagues a bit ropey, but I live in Leeds now, so I'm surrounded by Leeds Rhinos supporters. I went to work once wearing my Leicester Tigers hoody, that was a long day...

Quite Worth It Very Nice

I know this is rather old but just wanted to share that we suffered a similar issue on our dev forum this morning. Turns out it was due to our redis cache running out of memory and crashing.

Any chance in the mean time?

@phenomlab said in 2.0 Compatible Plugins: @crazycells said in 2.0 Compatible Plugins: nodebb-plugin-embed Does anyone know if nodebb-plugin-embed works with NodeBB 2.1.0 ? All I get is a blank page. I'm using 3.0.19 Thanks Unfortunately, we do not know yet we are still behind at 1.19.X... when our developer team has time, we will start testing... But, the embed plugin page looks weird... It is not updated recently, but it also shows 3.0.18 as the latest version. https://github.com/TheWorms/nodebb-plugin-embed

@atrius [image: YRQYL2O.png] Works like a charm. Edit: not sure if this plugin has something to do with it. But it expirienced some slight hanging while posting reply's to a topic.

@bentael Thanks for getting back to me and for all your help. In the end, Nifty took over my access to DigitalOcean and managed to set up Nodebb with my Mybb import. It didn't work out the way he wanted, he had to dump on my droplet, the install he had worked out on his own computer with the import already included. His guess was that my droplet was fighting the import since I had chosen the 512mo ram plan.

I appreciate the changes made to the mobile theme. Much more useful now. I have one more suggestion to the team. When any topic is updated on mobile, the notification section at the top causes a slide. Maybe it would be a good idea to get this to the bottom part. [image: 1645259906677-screenshot_1.png]

Having a separate thread property may be useful. One possible use case would be where threads or posts are labelled or categorized or placed in a list, and this is exposed as a context.In that case, the thread and the context would be different. cc: @Evan Prodromou @Sean Tilley @julian @Darius Kazemi

But I like how it's looks like

Lol I don't know what the hell I was thinking

@trevor said: By next year, I hope there is some type of competition as far as themes go, I'll just stand on the sidelines while Tanner collects his prizes! Next year (if we do this again) I won't let such an easy win slip by like that again... Congrats Tanner, you've earned it. And Technowix that sounds like an excuse lol. You'd better not sit on the sidelines next time. Looking forward to the challenge!

Chat on mobile [image: T0zjg5f.png] [image: P6Zcx5h.png]

@Kowlin said: Guys, please... NodeBB already looks amazing can we stop making it more amazing... Since I'm totally in love with the new profile page's [image: 1wk0s6b.png] Edit: did you also brighten up the colors for online, away and such? Okay, I'm going on vacation then and yeah, up to now the status indicators were using the default bootstrap colours which is criminal IMO