@jonaski said in Empty captcha in login page, cant access admin settings:
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Looks like there was an issue in the plugin with the login page. Should be fixed in 0.7.7. Let me know if it works now.
Hi Team,
I just want to add the filter element(select control) on front end by which i want to filter the topic on the basis selected filter element.
As you can see i have implemented the select control on my front end with initial loaded topic, which is getting by
plugins.fireHook('filter:topics.get', { topics: topics, uid: uid }, next);
and i have added a method which is bind to this hook as you can see in screenshot
and this is a custom plugin, i am getting proper data on my initial load but the requirement is that i want to filter my topics whenever i change the select control value from front end.
I have tried all the possible methods to access the hook from front end so that i can fire re-render process but still not able to achieve. So the problem is that how we can access any type of hook related with firing on changes of front end element.
I am wondering, Is there any way like ajax request from the front end by which we can re-render the page just by firing the hook ?
It would be very helpful if you look into this issue in a better manner.
Regards
I don't really know, if this will help you, but:
If you change e.g sorting inside recent-Page from All Topics
to New Topics
the page refreshes and the URL turns from
https://nodebb.development.fail/recent
to
https://nodebb.development.fail/recent?filter=new
Once the page reloads, your hook filter:topics.get
should be fired again. But in this case, with the filtering changed via dropdown. You have the get parameter ?filter=new
to work with serverside.
Maybe this is an option for you. You can use your template in combination with javascript to trigger an .change()
or .click()
-Event on your custom dropdown menu.
Here is a little snippet.
$(window).on('action:ajaxify.end', function(data) {
let currentUrl = $(location).attr('href');
$('div#content').prepend('<a href="#" id="reloadTrigger">This is a example</a>');
$('a#reloadTrigger').click(function(){
window.location.href = currentUrl + "?filter=true";
})
});
This prepends a a-Element before content-Div:
Once you click on This is a example
the url turns from
https://nodebb.development.fail/
to https://nodebb.development.fail/?filter=true
And your hook filter:topics.get
should be fired again. Now you could work with the GET-Parameter filter=true
.
Hope this helps and inspired you.
Cheers