It seems others can get the "Alternative Login" button in login page, but I can't... I just clone the repo, add code, copy the folder into node_modules, then activate it in ACP. Did I miss something?
NodeBB on top coder
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I had a similar issue when i installed it on windows. All i did was copy the files from the actual path into the one NodeBB wants. Had no problems since then but it might be worth raising an issue on Github.
I had to create
\static\plugins\nodebb-plugin-mentions\
and copy everything from
nodebb\node_modules\nodebb-plugin-mentions\static\
into there. I can get the exact files for you when I get home, if you want?
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Yes, I did that and it worked. Anyway someone should fixed it
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Weird... I'm on Windows and I'm not getting that.
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Anyway someone should fixed it
(chuckle)
That style of script injection doesn't seem ideal anyhow -- may refactor it so that they can be defined straight in
plugin.json
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@Mr_Waffle I think this was in a fresh install with a
npm install
It happened when i deleted nodebb and re-installed it.
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How to create custom icon in alternative login?
Currently there is something like this in css files
content: "\f082"; }``` Could someone explain how it works or provide some link?
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Another question.
in plugin I have settings something like
meta.config['social:auth0:app_id']
How to output settings to js in client side? I solved this by making custom route, which returns JSON with settings, in client side I make Ajax call. Settings are static and how to do it without ajax? -
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@julian I did my own oauth plugin, I have button, menu, route etc, but I would like to have some different icon in alternative login list
For example how to define my own css class.fa-topcoder-square:before { content: "\f082"; }
What is that \f082 here? How can I define new values?Also my second question is not answered. Facebook, google oauth don't pass appId or other settings to client .js directly, but my plugin must do it. Is there some proper way to do that?
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.fa- is a font-awesome class all available ones are here: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/icons/
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@xCausxn ok, thanks. I see it's not possible to create custom icon, right?
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You could make a custom icon just by making a new class in the css file something like
.icon-topcoder {
background-image: url("http://cdn5.iconfinder.com/data/icons/Symbolicons_Transportation/24/Car.png");
background-position: center center;
width: whatever maybe 16px or 32px
height: same as what you put above
}Or you could make a custom font file