Is there anything against if I modify it and only use now
or 5 minutes?
db.sortedSetCount('users:online', now - (meta.config.onlineCutoff * 60000), '+inf'),
Is there anything against if I modify it and only use now
or 5 minutes?
db.sortedSetCount('users:online', now - (meta.config.onlineCutoff * 60000), '+inf'),
@baris Thanks for the explanation! I just realized I named the wrong widget :D. I meant the forum stats widget, but I think that's obvious from the screenshot. I'm currently using the online user + forum stats widget. I thought that, for example, if the online user widget shows 6 users and the forum stats show 10 online users, it would be a total of 6 users + 4 guests.
Is this widget better to get a more accurate list of online users + guests? https://community.nodebb.org/topic/16280/nodebb-widget-board-stats-update
Could the ACP widget be used on normal pages?
Hi,
i'm quite sure I read a similar question here before but can't find the related topic or remember the answer. I notice that the number of active/online users differ between the online users widget and in the acp. Can someone explain this to me?
ACP:
Online users widget:
I love them. Tried one at the office and immediately ordered one for home. Especially after lunch or when getting tired it's a game changer for me. It often brings me back to focus to stand up and my back thanks me too.
Hi,
it seems that on mobile devices the fusion of topics doesn't seem to work well. I can't select another topic to fuse with. Also navigating to that other topic doesn't help. Is that a bug or something wrong on my end? v3.7.3
It would indeed be helpful to make the public chat rooms more present. At the moment it's unfortunately a dead feature in our forum. Maybe we don't have the use case, but it's definitely too hidden. The current situation is that users have to go to the chat overview and, with luck, discover the chats by chance.
Hi,
in our football forum we have a ticket exchange category. In the last time more and more users register and offer tickets with the first post. To get rid of scammers, we want to restrict access to this category.
I know that there is the rewards plugin, where I could configure to add users to an "access group", let's say when they reach 10 posts. The problem ist that already registered users with >=10 posts would have to be added manually to this group and I can only find an option to add users one by one. So for 335 users I would have to check every single profile for the post count and add the user to the access group.
Is there any way to handle this more efficient? Maybe a mongo call for all users if user post count >= 10 then add to group. And for all new users (or users that didn't write 10 posts yet) the plugin should do it's job right?
@baris Thank you! I hope it finds a way into core
@baris Cool! How do you calculate it? It doesn't seem to be based on most posts at the moment?
edit: I was just confused, of course the number of posts isn't recalculated for a topic if you filter monthly.
@crazycells said in Rethinking the Logic of Topic Popularity Ranking:
I agree with you, but I believe we do not need another term
A formular for hot topics could be
( [number of replies] * 50 + [number of views] ) * high factor / ( [current time] - [time of topic creation] )^1.5
@crazycells said in Rethinking the Logic of Topic Popularity Ranking:
When you click "popular", you wouldn't want to know the ranking of the topics that are created in the last week, you would rather want to know what the forum users were discussing... hence the ranking should be based on the number of posts that are posted under a topic, regardless when the topic was initially created...
I fully agree
+1
I had asked something similar here:
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/16907/respect-all-topics-when-filtering-by-popularity-and-by-date/3?_=1709240346566
I'm thinking of something like "Hot Topics", topics that has been most discussed in the past week for example.
This is an example of a Woltlab plugin showing latest activities, e.g. likes, wall posts, etc.. you could even answer/comment directly within the feed.
@The-SkyFoxx yes, this is exactly what I think of. But not only personal notifications but global. You could see who upvoted another users post for example or who else earned another badge. The page could be public for guests too.
@DownPW said in Forum Activities Widget:
I'm pulling up this thread in case someone is interested in developing this
I'm bumping this thread as well.
Fortunately, the problem has been solved. I don't know yet if DigitalOcean has changed anything, but the last thing I did were these prompts for diagnostics:
ping 8.8.8.8
ping google.com
dig google.com
dig google.com @1.1.1.1
cat /etc/resolv.conf
systemd-resolve --status
cat /etc/*release
Update: Still no luck yet after trying with CloudFlare or Google nameservers. Ping via IP (e.g. 8.8.8.8) is working fine. I've reached out to the DigitalOcean support.
@phenomlab Thanks! Yes, running Ubuntu 20.04 (LTS) x64
Will try these steps later. Hope it helps
@phenomlab said in Error getaddrinfo EAI_AGAIN after running out of memory:
@dave1904 that looks very much like a DNS failure to me. From the CLI, are you able to ping
news.google.com
and get a response?At a guess, I'd say this won't work as you have a resolver issue.
You are right:
:~# ping news.google.com
ping: news.google.com: Temporary failure in name resolution