You can enable the post queue for new users in post settings, but if you want to queue everything in one category you have to turn to plugins.
I actually created one that might help a little: https://github.com/oplik0/nodebb-plugin-category-queue
But because it was created just for my needs it only queues topics and not every new post (if you post something in a topic from that category it won't be queued, but if you create a new topic it will).
It can be easily modified to do that tho (look here for explanation on how to get cid from such a post).
nodebb-plugin-google-analytics: Where does the Google code get loaded (to make Piwik better)?
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For those of you keeping score I worked out getting my Piwik (website analytics) javascript installed onto my forum. I also have the Google Analytics plugin installed. The Google Analytics tracking is doing a better job than the Piwik is. Piwik isn't capturing all of the traffic. For example it never seems to see the activity when someone registers (/register url) but Google does see it.
I have my Piwik javascript in the Appearance > Custom HTML & CSS > Custom Header area. Where is the the Google Analytics javascript? If I navigate to one of my forum pages and look at the page source I see my Piwik javascript but not the Google javascript. That leads me to think the GA js is being side-loaded and is possibly more efficient that way then using the header in html.
What I'd like to test is to load my custom Piwik javascript in the file that loads the GA javascript to see if Piwik then catches more of the site activity (like Google seems to.)
Thank you.
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@rod it's a plugin, so the code will be included in
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@pichalite I found the file in /public. Is that file autogenerated each time Nodebb is started, reloaded or restarted?
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@rod yes
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@pichalite Would you happen to know where I would find the code from the plugin that gets included in
nodebb.min.js?I'd like to see if I could drop my Piwik javascript in there to get rolled up intonodebb.min.jsas well. -
I may have found it.
node_modules/nodebb-plugin-google-analytics/lib/client.jslooks promising. But ohhzzmyyygeez wtf. I don't know how all of that constructs the js call for GA.
