@spicewiesel I have the same problem with https on uberspace, too. Did you found a solution for this issue? Here is my thread on this 😉 https://community.nodebb.org/topic/10719/websocket-connection-problems-via-ssl-on-special-port
Can i thinktreat catalog as a tag
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the catalog looks like a tag, so is't possible to let a post have multiple catalog?
for instance a post can tag it with "tv" and "game", then the post can be seen under "tv" catalog, also "game" catalog; or merge these catalog to "tv game"
if I want to do it, is't possible to do it by write my own plugin? or I have to modify the NodeBB core source code? I would hope not to modify the core source code ~
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Hey @sam, good to see you again!
I believe that each topic only has one
cid
, but I will look into it. I do know that I originally did want to support multiple categories for topics, so we shall see... -
src/topics.js
// in future it may be possible to add topics to several categories, so leaving the door open here. RDB.zadd('categories:' + category_id + ':tid', timestamp, tid);
I'm not sure how you want to achieve this on the front end, but it would be possible for example to create a "tag" button on the thread view that pops up a modal of the various categories. And when you select those categories it makes an API call that adds the topic ID to the
categories:cid:tid
set.Nothing like this has been done before as far as plugins are concerned so if you feel like developing this please let me know and I can give you a hand if you need it!
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Hi @julian, good to see you too!
Thanks for considering it as a possible feature in the feature, I am looking forward to see it
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src/topics.js
// in future it may be possible to add topics to several categories, so leaving the door open here. RDB.zadd('categories:' + category_id + ':tid', timestamp, tid);
Hi @psychobunny, thanks for the valuable hint, with it, it's possible to do what I want~
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Hooray for forward-thinking
Initially, we kicked around the idea of supporting multiple categories per topic (so, more like a "tagging" approach, as opposed to categories).
In the end, we felt that having a "middle-ground" between statically defined categories and user-defined tags was not a proper compromise (since it ended up not being greater than the sum of its parts), so we stuck with static categories.
A tagging plugin can be built, of course........