@baris log from payload received from hook { postData: { content: undefined } }

@baris refactored the post tools and topic tools to load on demand for perf reasons, so I think the plugin needs to be updated for this change

@psychobunny ok https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/3777 NicolasSiver created this issue in NodeBB/NodeBB closed Let's extend themes with widgets #3777

I think this is plugin territory. In my forum I have several threads where only admins can post updates for users. Not really a discussion topic, more of a change log or mini blog. If posts were to start merging the updates would get tangled. Just one use case, but I'd prefer the core code not to automatically join double posts....or at least make it an option.

Awesome, it worked and no crashes happened this time Just an observation: I had to manually type npm install nodebb-plugin-dbsearch@0.2.13 because a simple npm install wasn't enough, even though you published 0.2.13 to NPM a couple hours ago. Regards and good job!

Not off the top of my head, as this is a very specific use case... But brainstorming... You'd want to create a plugin that acts on the filter:parse.post hook, and removes private information (of your choosing) based on whether the user is an admin or not.

I can live for now with what we have. I am waiting for 0.7 to be released then I hope my issue will be fixed. I just thought you guys want to know about the issue I am experiencing.

@meetdilip How would you do that? Show me an example please. One reason not to it: You get dependent on third party services. Don't be evil

https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/2685 barisusakli created this issue in NodeBB/NodeBB closed maximum post length setting in acp #2685

Ah yeah, you can select any. Pretty sure I used mod_perl though. Once you have the api key, you don't need to log in to that site again.

You know that if you edit a file of NodeBB itself it may refuse to update by git pull because a merge would be needed? So it may be that you're working with an old version of NodeBB o_O Anyways... If you are able to delete a post you have the permission to also restore it. Because of this the post doesn't get removed but only gets less opacity (within the official themes). I just don't know in which case the post could be removed from DOM after reload, may be an inofficial theme or an old version of NodeBB (maybe because of the reason above).