Posts made by PitaJ

We already have category sections as a supported feature on many themes.

I don't see how this is any different from the categories page we already have. You could give some more details on what features exactly you're looking for?

@smartpunter I'm not able to reproduce this. Can you try running ./nodebb build and restarting?

Let me know if you see any errors during build, in the logs, on the client, etc

More discussion here:

https://community.nodebb.org/topic/13388/faq-websockets-not-working-due-to-misconfigured-origins

There's another issue using two domains: you'll actually have to have separate nginx blocks for each because they can't share a TLS certificate.

The real question is why not just redirect one domain to the other?

nodebb-plugin-sso-github

@smartpunter what nodebb version? Can you take a screenshot with the select drop-down open?

This plugin is meant to allow people to easily modify NodeBB translations on their forums.

Github | npm

I plan to add the ability to customize templates in the future.

@Alvaro5 I assume you restarted NodeBB after running the npm command, yes?

Try the solutions here:

Have you tried npm install --build-from-source?

What commands did you try exactly, and what were the outputs of those commands?

Have you tried upgrading to Node 10?

Have you tried any of the commands suggested previously in this topic?

@Alvaro5 what have you tried?

What version of nodebb, nodejs, npm, database?

You can't install NodeBB through FTP.

You can probably do it with a cron job and an sh script

Do you have any server-side experience? Can you log into the VPS and check if there are any errors?

You'll have to run ./nodebb log in the base nodebb directory.

@jtsimoes

It depends on what you hope to accomplish. Some things can only be done on the server, some things can only be done on the client, some things can be done on both but are easier on one or the other.

Without knowing what runFunction() does I can't really advise.

What kind of changes do you want to do?

It may also be possible to set up a script running client-side that would submit a post at a certain time, though that would require you keep your tab open (but would probably be better than the CLI method).

If you are willing to write them offline, you could use the write-api plugin, curl, and at to schedule posts instead.

@its-brad you could try using custom-homepage instead then, I think it uses a single template file.