@Mega said:

@Codejet I'm making kinda similar plugin right now.

The plugin's goal is to show only one badge with a "most high priority".

Any progress on this plugin?

I am hoping to create a community where it is appropriate to show multiple badges. It would be nice if there was some order to it, such as ranking the badges, only showing a max number of badges (sounds like you want a max of 1, but perhaps it wouldn't be hard to do a few more), etc.

@jaredthirsk said:

• This seems to work, except then I get redirected to https://example.com/my-page-slug/#nodebb/comments -- not sure what's going on here.

Ok, I feel a bit silly: it was just scrolling down to an area that was all white, because I had my comment input below the comments, and the nodebb/comments element is after this (BUG! I think nodebb/comments should be above where the comments start, no matter how the comment box setting is set. But I will probably set that setting back because the ordering is reverse and I don't know how to change that (Limitation). Edit: I changed it but it still seems to be scrolling really low, making the user think that the page is blank. This doesn't seem good!)

Trying to get this working, having some success.

Problems I discovered:

• Some replies silently fail. The problem was I was entering posts that are too short for nodebb's minimum post length setting. Workaround: reduce this size in nodebb settings.

• BUG: I am testing on page (see below) with no content, and no excerpt, and the javascript blows up on translator.firstChild.innerHTML when the excerpt is empty, because there is no firstChild.

One limitation I discovered:

• Page support: I am trying to use comments on pages (not posts), and I am getting an "Unable to access API. Please install the JSON API" in my browser console, but it is installed. If I try swapping ?json=get_post&post_id=118 for ?json=get_page&page_id=118 in a manual browser request, it works. But I see public/lib/wordpress.js only uses get_post. How hard would this feature be to add?
  • Ok I started taking a shot at it by using the implicit mode on the API: ?json=118. Then instead of making articleData *.post in wordpress.js, take .page if post is null.
  • This seems to work, except then I get redirected to https://example.com/my-page-slug/#nodebb/comments -- not sure what's going on here.