Have the sub forums show on the main board like discourse has. As an option.
Main forum title
little description
sub forum 1, sub forum 2, etc
Hooray!
Thanks for letting me know! Over the weekend, we have attracted a number of groups who are looking at our NodeBB-powered forum with significant interest. The feedback has been uniformly enthusiastic, and people have not seen anything like this before!
Will this plugin be compatible with NodeBB v1.3.0, or will we need to wait for the next release? I will install it as soon as it becomes available and stable, as I think it is immensely impactful.
Thank you for working on this!
@po The pull request was for a dependency that NodeBB relies on, so it will need to be updated on our end, and would be released in the next version of NodeBB (or the one after, if we release a version today)
Thanks for your quick reply! I had not been following your release schedule closely. When might you anticipate that release happening? I don't mean to rush you, and will use that information to decide when to inform our groups.
How soon this can be done really depends on the champion for the feature, @baris
This is blocked until I can figure out the issues with the socket.io dependencies. https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-redis/pull/155
Thanks @baris for working on this!
Hi guys! I have been out working on other aspects of Expii for several months, and am coming back to our NodeBB installation. Time to upgrade to your new versions.
I am curious: how far along is the support for real time display of users viewing the same thread as you?
Hey @baris, that upstream PR was merged last month :trollface:
Ok published 1.0.1 of the plugin, you need to pair it up with the develop branch or wait for 1.5.0. There will be a browsingUsers
array in the topic route so you can modify your template and add the list of users with the below template.
<!-- BEGIN browsingUsers -->
<li data-uid="{browsingUsers.uid}">
<a href="{config.relative_path}/user/{browsingUsers.userslug}">
<!-- IF browsingUsers.picture -->
<img src="{browsingUsers.picture}" />
<!-- ELSE -->
<div class="user-icon" style="background-color: {browsingUsers.icon:bgColor};">{browsingUsers.icon:text}</div>
<!-- ENDIF browsingUsers.picture -->
</a>
</li>
<!-- END browsingUsers -->
Great! I'll wait until 1.5.0.
Also, as I was watching this thread with my browser open, I noticed that it didn't auto-refresh when there was a new reply. I remember the old version used to do that in real time whenever someone replied and your browser window was open. Will that feature come back too?
It may be that your session disconnected from real-time after being idle (another resource-saving measure)
Oh, I see! And I just saw your reply appear.