@bentael said: @psychobunny what about showing a captcha after 2 or 3 failed logins? Yup that works

Hello all, Simple question; did not see it posted yet. How can one incorporate an unread-count, indicating the count for a specific subcategory? For instance, the Announcements category, or a subcategory within. I have created a new navigation option, directing to a subcategory, but I would like to have an unread count appear on that option, but I need it to only show how many are unread in the specific section. I played around in the admin panel, to no avail, and any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

can the NodeBB account creation be handed off to or shadow the account creation in Opencart or visa-versa? Creating two accounts is real-world untenable: Any integration would have to find a workaround. edit: API and Howto

@Jenkler yes, it just takes longer. It's analogous to a clean / recompile

interesting, jquery install is demanding node 0.10.40 while the existing node is 0.10.37. Updating going to cause any incompatibilities with nodebb?

Sooooo, that worked. Removed the whack and it started working right away.

Awesome. I chose Nodebb for flexibility; become the forum/CMS that I need. Nodebb never ceases to surpass expectations.

Coffeescript might be dead in a few years, but I still love it and feel it has a solid place in the JS community at present. At my work work we converted from using plain Javascript to Typescript for almost a year now, but I still use Coffeescript when bashing out a quick script or test file. I love the syntax..it's very relatable to Python or Ruby. And plus I just love do something if something? syntax. [image: S8QEyc0.jpg]

In 0.8.x, any plugin that appears in the ACP plugin list is compatible. Or if you're on GitHub, in the package.json will be something like: "nbbpm": { "compatibility": "^0.6.0 || ^0.7.0 || ^0.8.0" }, note the ^0.8.0 part. If a plugin is missing this, it's deemed not compatible.

In 0.8.x, any plugin that appears in the ACP plugin list is compatible. Or if you're on GitHub, in the package.json will be something like: "nbbpm": { "compatibility": "^0.6.0 || ^0.7.0 || ^0.8.0" }, note the ^0.8.0 part. If a plugin is missing this, it's deemed not compatible.

@lulzdevlol said: Hey thx for the update. its never too late. Before I forget you must restart NGINX and nodeBB so the changes take place, but I hope it is clear to you. Lastly it would be interesting to know, if you were able to resolve the issue.