@Arc It's great! Thank you very much for this, I included it in my forum immediately

At Onsen UI we just released today our new community forum using NodeBB: https://community.onsen.io

We are also using the blog-comments plugin for our blog with some modifications, although it's still a bit empty

We really like the NodeBB project!

@Giggiux Hey! If I don't remember wrong I got this error some time ago. The error message is not very descriptive so it could be related to something else, but I'd recommend you to check your tags. Perhaps your are using more tags than your configuration allows or one of them has too many characters. Look at yourdomain.com/admin/settings/tags to change those settings.

I've been using ES6 for few months already in our project because we have an ES6 to ES5 transpiler (Babel). There is an unwritten rule now in the team to only use let and const. The var thing never happened

At the beginning I thought arrow functions were super ugly, but now that I got used to them is fine. You can even omit parenthesis, curly brackets and return keyword quite frequently. But I think the best part of arrow function is that it implicitly binds this object so there is no need to specify function() { }.bind(this) anymore.

Anyway, my favorite one is template strings. We make custom elements so we usually need a lot of strings with variables. This feature is super handy

If I'm not wrong async/await is actually for ES7, right?

@Giggiux Hey! If I don't remember wrong I got this error some time ago. The error message is not very descriptive so it could be related to something else, but I'd recommend you to check your tags. Perhaps your are using more tags than your configuration allows or one of them has too many characters. Look at yourdomain.com/admin/settings/tags to change those settings.

Hi there!

I was wondering if there is already a plugin that provides a template for new topics in a certain category, something similar to what Github implemented recently for the issues and PRs. I've been searching but didn't find anything. I'm aware of @julian 's canned responses plugin but it's a bit different from what I need. The template for the category should be provided by the administrator rather than the users themselves. It could also work if canned responses support templates for groups, not only for users, but I think this is not the case.

I'd like to have a "tutorials" section in my NodeBB where we always follow the same structure. I think this could be helpful for many other situations like reporting issues, etc.

Is there anything like this?
Thanks!

I've been using ES6 for few months already in our project because we have an ES6 to ES5 transpiler (Babel). There is an unwritten rule now in the team to only use let and const. The var thing never happened

At the beginning I thought arrow functions were super ugly, but now that I got used to them is fine. You can even omit parenthesis, curly brackets and return keyword quite frequently. But I think the best part of arrow function is that it implicitly binds this object so there is no need to specify function() { }.bind(this) anymore.

Anyway, my favorite one is template strings. We make custom elements so we usually need a lot of strings with variables. This feature is super handy

If I'm not wrong async/await is actually for ES7, right?

I recently migrated to NodeBB from Disqus as well, it would be great to see some easy solution for this

By the way, @sanatisharif , since you are in the same situation you may be interested in reply/quote feature for nodebb-plugin-blog-comments. You have an example here (I think I need to change the font-size of that page ).

@Arc It's great! Thank you very much for this, I included it in my forum immediately

@overlawled said:

Just a heads up for anyone else using this with Wordpress. After the latest update the categoryID variable in comments.php of your theme isn't optional. If it isn't defined publishing doesn't work.

@overlawled @Hưng-Thành-Nguyễn Could you try to set var categoryID = 0; or var categoryID = null;? Any falsy value should work.

@Schamper Hey, thanks for the plugin! May I suggest some modifications?
I think it should check if the forum has the chat enabled before displaying the chat link in the card.
Also maybe avoid displaying the card of your own user or, at least, avoid displaying it on the navbar's dropdown menu since it falls out of the screen.
I also added a link to the profile from the username in addition to the picture, but I guess this is not very relevant.

Thanks!

At Onsen UI we just released today our new community forum using NodeBB: https://community.onsen.io

We are also using the blog-comments plugin for our blog with some modifications, although it's still a bit empty

We really like the NodeBB project!

Those plugins have been updated and are now working as expected!

Hello! First of all, congratulations for this amazing project. Even though I'm "new" to this forum, I've been following NodeBB since 2013 or so and used it in some of my small projects Now it's time to create a medium-big sized community and of course I thought in NodeBB as the first option.

My question is related to SSO plugins. Github plugin is working perfectly but I'm having troubles with Twitter, Google and Facebook SSO. They are not in the list of plugins in admin page so I installed them with NPM. When I try to save API keys it just doesn't work, nothing is saved. Do they need an update or is more likely to be a problem with my setup?

I just get this in the logs:

17/12 02:01 [16718] - warn: [plugins/load] The following plugins may not be compatible with your version of NodeBB. This may cause unintended behaviour or crashing. In the event of an unresponsive NodeBB caused by this plugin, run `./nodebb reset -p PLUGINNAME` to disable it.
  * nodebb-plugin-dbsearch
  * nodebb-plugin-sso-google
  * nodebb-plugin-sso-facebook
  * nodebb-plugin-sso-twitter

Thanks and keep up with the good work, guys!