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  • phenomlabP

    Issue with nodebb-plugin-gdpr / emoji after upgrade to 1.19.2

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    phenomlabP

    @julian Done

    Installed 1.1.0 | Latest 1.0.12

    Seems to be working.

  • phenomlabP

    How to make custom JS persist

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    phenomlabP

    @dogs this worked a treat - thanks. For anyone else who might be looking for something similar, here's a simple scroll to top function that you can place into your Custom JS

    // Scroll to top button $(window).on('action:ajaxify.end', function(data) { var btn = $('#btt'); $(window).scroll(function() { if ($(window).scrollTop() > 300) { btn.addClass('show'); } else { btn.removeClass('show'); } }); btn.on('click', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); $('html, body').animate({scrollTop:0}, '300'); }); })

    Then place this into your Custom Header

    <a id="btt"><i class="fas fa-chevron-up"></i></a>

    Obviously, you would need to provide some CSS to style this. An example of this can be found on https://phenomlab.com

  • dogsD

    Use Websockets in own Plugin

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    dogsD

    I still have a question. Everything works fine at the moment. Send data from the client to the server isn't a problem now.

    But how can I emit a event to all connected clients serverside?

    Something e.g

    myPlugin.emit('plugins.publishMessage', {data: "Some data"}, function(err, result) { console.log(result); });

    After one hour spending searching different topics and some code I found the solution.

    Besides the custom clientside Sockets

    const myPluginSockets = require.main.require('./src/socket.io/plugins');

    you have to define the Server Sockets too

    const myPluginSockets = require.main.require('./src/socket.io/plugins'); const serverSockets = require.main.require('./src/socket.io');

    Now you can emit events from server side to the clients:

    serverSockets.server.sockets.emit('messageReceive', data);

    to receive the event clientside, you can use following in ur main.js file:

    socket.on('messageReceive', function(data){ console.log(data); });

    Client console output:
    {msg: "my message"}

    Maybe I'll write a little Tutorial on this because I am probably not the only one who does not understand it so easily.

  • Maulana IbrahimM

    How to add widget recent posts and tag

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    Maulana IbrahimM

    @baris thanks 😊

  • NicolasN

    Plugin development: environment setup

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    julianJ

    Yes, as @Schamper recommends, do not use relative paths to break out of the plugin's root directory, just use module.parent.require to require from the context of plugins.js, or require.main.require to require from the context of app.js

    To answer OP, I use npm link to link my folders together. I have one big messy NodeBB install ( 😉 ) and next to it is a plugins/ folder where all the plugins live.

    @psychobunny integrated grunt into NodeBB, so I just use grunt --verbose to develop now, instead of ./nodebb dev 😄

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