This will be available in 1.18.4 https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/9845

barisusakli created this issue in NodeBB/NodeBB closed ability to sort topics by views #9845

Hi @avan-sardar, welcome!

find a topic based on uid and a custom session ID

Is this a requirement? If your plugin is listening for something like action:post.save, then you can process the stripe payment.

The action hook itself also sends the post data, which contains the pid and tid. Without more context, I am afraid I will not be able to help further.

@baris
i will do it! thanks you

very nice feature to have

I believe this is possible with some minor theme changes.

Prior discussion:

https://community.nodebb.org/topic/12751/topic-voting-like-adult-swim-boards-had/11

@julian I have a timestamp and I need to schedule the topic at this timestamp. So suppose that I want schedule topic at 01/12/2017(only) how can I modify the code to schedule the topic at these date?

@yariplus Thank you.

@Pixel he wants the sorting decision to only apply to the topic he's in, not to every topic he goes to after.

By visiting unread page https://community.nodebb.org/unread
By clicking on topic titles, user should be redirected to first unread message.

Would the Q&A plugin be closer to what you want?

@baris said:

Right you would need to add a Topics.updateRecent(tid, timestamp, callback); call into Topics.create() function so that topics are initialy added to /recent.

Change the following code in Topics.create()

https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/blob/master/src/topics/create.js#L64-L68

to

db.sortedSetsAdd([ 'topics:tid', 'topics:recent', 'cid:' + topicData.cid + ':tids', 'cid:' + topicData.cid + ':uid:' + topicData.uid + ':tids' ], timestamp, topicData.tid, next);

lol, everything was working when I replaced:

'topics:tid', 'topics:recent',

on

'topics:recent', 'topics:tid',

Thank you.

I'd say it hasn't been moved then. 😛

Should probably not display it's own category though. I'll give you that. 🙂 Would be nice if it included a text bar above for those with loads of categories. So type (for example) 'develop' and it displays the developers category.

We fixed a bug that was causing anon views to not count for topic views, thats probably where the extra views are coming from.

ah crap, i totally missed reading this line!

thanks you @baris