You mentioned that there are errors in the browser console when you load with Firefox. Does it say anything about a syntax error or anything? Does it point to a line in the file?

Can you see the file in the Firefox sources panel? Can you see the load fail in the network panel?

@downpw by source code I mean the plugins code in GitHub. The css is somewhere there.
https://github.com/psychobunny/nodebb-plugin-night-mode/blob/master/static/style.less

I think overall this is a great idea... We, as well, can utilize this kind of function...

Just to add a little bit more, and expand the perspective... I believe nodebb tagging system should be updated to include hashtags as well...

I think @Andrea-Dragotta made this plugin:

It replaces tags system in NodeBB, and does search with the hashtag. I think it would be great if NodeBB adopts modern hashtag tags where hashtags can be written anywhere in the text and turn blue, and can be searched as tags.

Rebuilding the index fixed it!

That route accepts multiparty form data. The way you're setting data right now doesn't tell curl that that path is a file it needs to send.

You need to do something like

curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer 000000-000a-0000-ab00-622505ce32ba" -X POST http://localhost:4567/api/admin/category/uploadpicture -F cid=84 -F files=@/tmp/categories/ideas.png | jq .

@dunlix (and others)

Thanks, the disable plugins suggestion worked. Apparently it was the "sanitize html" plugging that was causing the problem.

Not even sure why we had that still installed.

Thanks all for the troubleshooting help!

@thebronx I like the feature. It does make sense. I would personally like to be able to manage the percentage. Everything else looks good to me as it is.

That should work but I added a helper to make this easier. https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-composer-default/commit/7c15eeb85b6d702e0a4a3f6519e03af0208c3342

You can all this from your hook

$(document).ready(function() { $(window).on('action:ajaxify.end', function(ev, data) { require(['composer'], function(composer) { composer.minimizeActive(); }); }); }); 0 barisusakli committed to NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-composer-default feat: add helper to minimize active composer

@pitaj Fount it, thx! Any idea for my first question?

@Pitaj sure 👍

@zxh the /api/user/email/:email API call is a GET route, not a POST route.

e.g. https://community.nodebb.org/api/user/email/julian@nodebb.org

@smoe said in Multiple processes. Is Redis required?:

Ok. We should change / mention that in the documentation, too.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll make that change in the docs.

@yeehi It looks like the global chat plugin just adds a global chat room using the existing chat UI, so there is nothing new there.

@windyxia it may or may not be your node version that's the problem. I recommend fixing the apache stuff first. We only support up to Node 14 at the moment.

You can avoid the upload step by copying the images directly to nodebb/public/uploads/migrated and then embedding them like


When I updated I forgot to mount config json to store it externally.

@robin4002 said in [nodebb-plugin-contact-page] A contact form:

I published 6 days ago an update to fix an issue on the client side with the latest version of NodeBB.

And he also added a Hebrew language that I translated for all Hebrew users !!!
@robin4002 thanks!!

@pitaj thanks but I got along

@dunlix Ah, see what you mean. I personally won't be trying this in case it crashes my production site, but may attempt this in dev.

Use 'filter:composer.check'

hooks.on('filter:composer.check', function (payload) { payload.error = 'sorry you can not post now'; return payload; });

@julian said in Postgres question:

@gotwf the database abstraction layer is fairly stable, we haven't had to make many changes to it at all for years. The Postgres implementation is fully supported 🙂

It would be nice to have a bit more documentation for the Postgres support. It's only mentioned here and here:

config.json - NodeBB Documentation Fedora - NodeBB Documentation

If you follow the other OS install guides you already have installed MongoDB when you reach the config.json page.