Tell me about it. Redis error messages are the worst.
From the sounds of it, it looks like we're doing a database call without checking for a proper error callback. But without a proper line number, there's no way to know which call is doing it
[Solved] emoji issues
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Hey, so I installed NodeBB and started messing around with it. I installed emoji-extended but when I try to view them, it doesn't display it correctly. Here's an exmaple of what's happening: http://nodebb.supaham.com/topic/3/this-forum-sucks/7 It seems to be linking to localhost:4567, how do make it use nodebb.supaham.com instead?
Thanks in advance.
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@SupaHam Go to your nodebb folder and look in config.json for your base url, what's that set to?
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@a_5mith it was set to 'http://localhost' but I changed it to 'http://nodebb.supaham.com' but it also appends the port the software is actually running on, 4567.
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@SupaHam Is use port set to false? (In the same file)
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@a_5mith Ahhh that was the issue! Thanks a lot for your help. Now to figure out why its putting weird html code in there
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@SupaHam Ah I figured it out. I had nodebb-plugin-emoji and nodebb-plugin-emoji-extended enabled. I had to disable nodebb-plugin-emoji, which originally is enabled by default by NodeBB in order for nodebb-plugin-emoji-extended to handle all emotes on its own.
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@SupaHam said:
@SupaHam Ah I figured it out. I had nodebb-plugin-emoji and nodebb-plugin-emoji-extended enabled. I had to disable nodebb-plugin-emoji, which originally is enabled by default by NodeBB in order for nodebb-plugin-emoji-extended to handle all emotes on its own.
Hey, yeah, they don't like each other. Glad you got it fixed.
