I had this issue on chrome version 51. It went away when I upgraded to chrome v53.

@Bri Thanks for the reply. I believe that if you do that with the current flat reply system the conversation would become very confusing. You would need the system to be chronological to preserve the discusssion and then maybe switch to highest vote order after a while. Not sure this would work very nicely. This may be resolvable with nested replies but I was trying to find a simpler solution.

My thought was, if you think about a new user who is trying to find the answer to a question, they will arrive at the forum based on a google search and end up on a particular topic. From there they will try to find the best answer to the question that the chain of replies has to offer. I would like them to be able to do this easily without reordering the posts or trying to decide where the conversation ended, which a new user is unlikely to want to do. I was thinking we could highlight the post in its location in the chronological stream and also place it at the top in a green box, just underneath the original topic post.

I think this is probably not that hard to do. I am in the process of exploring the plugin system to see if this is possible.

Do you mean how is it different? If so, I think that marking the post as the answer would be the job of the moderators or topic owner and most upvoted is community driven. Maybe I've missed the point.

This plugin looks great. It looks like it has the ability to mark a specific post as the answer. This would be a nice feature but I think the use case for most upvoted is slightly different.

I think the most upvoted feature stands on its own so should be treated separately to the q&a feature.

I am thinking about writing a plugin or feature for nodebb that allows for the most upvoted (maybe assuming this is the most helpful) post to be highlighted at the top underneath the original topic post. I imagine that I would want the topic to still be sorted by newest to oldest.

Does anyone have any thoughts about this before I carry on. I am quite new to nodebb and may be missing and old discussion about this.

I run a forum that uses NodeBB. I only seem to be able to upload images using the redactor editor if I drag images into the editor or the popup window that you get when clicking the image icon. If I click the button browse for an image on my local disk to upload, the file I select in the browser seems to upload but does not appear in the post. Has anyone else experienced this problem and how can I diagnose this further? There appears to be nothing in the logs related to this.

@julian If you want to preserve the flat forum style does it follow that q&a is not recommended on the nodebb platform or do you have a better work flow to suggest.

I am happy to do things a different way, but I guess users looking for answers who don't want to post questions will most likely look for a highest voted answer or something like this.