When i receive email from the forum that i setup, the URL always leads to localhost instead of the sites URL.. I Checked the nodebb config file and the url is set correctly.
Do i need to manually enter the url in all of the templates?
Never mind.. i had restarted and reloaded (from the admin interface) my nodebb hundreds of times while playing with plugins and it always showed local host. I just rebooted the entire server and now its showing the correct url - im not sure what was going on but it works now. Thanks
@scottalanmiller Those are fair points. In this particular instance I'm less concerned about improving site performance than on capitalizing on CloudFront's other features, like WAF integration.
@PitaJ Oh, I got it. But I tried and unfortunately it does not change the attribute.
Plus, I found the value is the length of placeholder 's length. the default English placeholder is "Enter tags here, between 3 and 24 characters each.", that's why it is 50.
I am using zh-CN, according to translation, it is 23 characters, so value is 23.
However, one character Chinese is 2 English letter wide, to show the placeholder full, the value need to be 46.
@abhinov-singh if you select Gmail in the service list, the custom service fields will disappear because those settings no longer apply. All you then need to do is put the Gmail username and password into the two fields. You already have a Gmail username and password in those fields in the screenshot, so I'm unsure where the confusion is.
The easiest solution (and probably also the best for SEO purposes) is to put your forum on a subdomain, i.e. forum.example.com
If you want everything on the same server it really depends on the rest of your site. Are these real files that you want to serve? Are these files generated by a CMS? Etc.
@JaredBusch you can create a plugin to listen to the filter for getting category posts and modify the data as required.
I have no desire (well not much of one) to become a dev for something like this.
I taught myself how to write VB in 1995 and VB .Net back in the early 2000's and have a number of applications to my credit, but it is not my desired path.
But, if there is nothing out there for this already, I guess it is something I can look into.
