After installing NodeBB I've been trying to configure Emoji. I've installed nodebb-plugin-emoji-extended and nodebb-plugin-emoji-one through the admin interface and have also activated them. But in the front-end the smiley selection button above the messages box does not appear.
I've tried running "Update Files" in the ACP, which doesn't seem to be working. Popping up the console, I see various errors stating "GET http://95.85.57.198:4567/socket.io/?EIO=3&transport=polling&t=LYgu_ke net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" (from acp.min.js?v=a114ca78-1b00-48b4-8cb1-6d5fb06836f3:5).
Help would be much appreciated.
@luukholleman I think it will all depend on how skilled you are in Javascript. NodeBB has an inbuilt api so shared user authentication will be rather easy.
Because of the API, Your chats / notifications should be able to be done rather easily too. Just need to get the user to login via nodebb's login then you can pull notifications. How you do that is up to you and how you make it notify is also up to you.
Nodebb as the forum link. Yeah thats easy. Put nodebb in a dir of "forums" and then just link to it
Moving away from php is a good idea and seeing as nodebb and angular both use node.js it looks like you are going with the right forum software.
The devs like github issues At least for issues that occur on master.
EDIT: to keep the reference: gh#4193
ds-terrytate created this issue in NodeBB/NodeBB
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Error write EPIPE when trying to approve user in registration queue
#4193
I solved my problem.
Well, sort of. I changed my user language, in my profile from en_US back to en_GB.
Now my two-factor and user invitation plugin display properly.
But, why did my user profile language change? I do not recall changing it. Maybe I did at some point and I just do not recall. The last plugin I installed prior to today was the nodebb-plugin-newsletter to test it for the developer, in another thread.
I un-installed that plugin and it did not make a difference but that is when I noticed my user profile language was set to en_US.
