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    @PitaJ 👌 😁

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    @msouefi said in Importing vbulletin to NodeBB possible:

    hello all
    my website http://aqarspot.com is in Arabic language and i want Migrate do i have to make other steps

    Most likely not. The arabic language is complete, so far as I know. Also the Right-to-left properties are inherited correctly by NodeBB!

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    @julian said:

    The idea is they're compatible, although I think at the moment, it only works with 0.4.x of Ghost...

    Thanks for your reply. I will try with ghost 0.4.x then.
    Thank you very much.

    UPDATE: I've just tested the plugin with version 0.4.2 of Ghost and all ran smoothly. The problem for me was the "Same Origin Policy" testing the plugin in my local instances of Ghost and Nodebb. I will now re-try the installation with the latest version of Ghost and let you now if i find any problem. Thanks again. 😃

    UPDATE2: I've tested the plugin with version 0.5.8 of Ghost. I get an error related to the ghost API. Even logged in the api responds with 401 unauthorized. I think that is the step involved of publishing the post from ghost to nodebb (while fetching the blog entry content). Think this issue is already known by @psychobunny . Fun fact is that i can post comments en entries already published on nodebb and all works good.

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    var meta = module.parent.require('./meta');. Then, meta.config may have the configuration (might need to double-check that). var nconf = module.parent.require('nconf'); will allow you to hook into the configuration utility we use: nconf.get('url') returns the full url. Unfortunately not -- our hooks are designed to keep the information passed in to a minimum. The posts.parse hook is called whenever a piece of content needs to be "parsed like a post". It is not strictly a hook that is called whenever a topic is loaded. Perhaps you can look into filter:post.getPosts?
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    i replied in the wrong thread, well related thread, http://community.nodebb.org/topic/617/#4304