I'm all for this, considering:
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/2793/love-marriage-problem-solution-91-9982822666
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/2792/vashikaran-specialist-baba-9982822666
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/2791/black-magic-sdpecialist-91-9982822666
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/2790/91-9982822666-husband-wife-love-problem-solution-baba
xD
@Var1 said:
@xbenjii Still i like the shared cloud hosting, i don't want VPS.
You mean you don't like paying for things, since x10 is a free (and absolutely terrible) host (also not cloud). 
Really nice idea, though might I suggest something like
/(?:who is|who's) in\?/gi
to capture the text.
@julian said:
@xbenjii that should have no effect on the package suggestions system... navigating to the url provided seems to work fine as well...
But they're accessing it cross-domain aren't they? Is this not a CORS issue?
Assuming this is the code issuing the error.
In https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-package-manager/commit/bb079befc7af0d74fa12a11b855a4bb9057bffae you removed all the middleware, including the CORS header.
Yep. You can change it in:
/public/language/<your language>/category.json
"no_topics": "<strong>There are no topics in this category.</strong><br />Why don't you try posting one?"
@Schamper said:
Nice! Is there source available yet?
How do you parse the "who is in" string? What happens if someone puts it in the middle of a sentence? Does it also work on every post in a topic of just first post?
Looks like it's just a direct replace on each post, not just the first.
postContent = postContent.replace(/Who is in\?/gi, mainTemplate);
@Schamper said:
@xbenjii why wouldn't it work? That regex should work as long as there's a line with "Who is in?". You can have as much text around it in different paragraphs as you want. Maybe you didn't notice the
mmodifier?
Whups, missed that xD. Just saw the start/end anchors.
@julian said:
@xbenjii that should have no effect on the package suggestions system... navigating to the url provided seems to work fine as well...
But they're accessing it cross-domain aren't they? Is this not a CORS issue?
Assuming this is the code issuing the error.
In https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-package-manager/commit/bb079befc7af0d74fa12a11b855a4bb9057bffae you removed all the middleware, including the CORS header.
Nice to see the W3 community has a sense of humour 
EXAMPLE 6: Such Deep
<form enctype='application/json'>
<input name='wow[such][deep][3][much][power][!]' value='Amaze'>
</form>
// produces
{
"wow": {
"such": {
"deep": [
null
, null
, null
, {
"much": {
"power": {
"!": "Amaze"
}
}
}
]
}
}
}
Probably this line here.
if (!renderedWidgets.length) {
area.addClass('hidden'); //Remove this.
ajaxify.widgets.reposition(location);
}
https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/blob/master/public/src/widgets.js#L68
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@a_5mith said:
@bentael, any chance akismet can be trained to look at the topic title as well as the post content. Current spam is only in the title. Whether the title is included in post content or something like that.
Could it be something as simple as changing
comment_content: data.content,
to:
comment_content: data.title + data.content,
@julian said:
I'll echo that. Looks interesting alright. If it's drop-in compatible with MongoDB, then maybe we can natively support it with a few lines of code (wishful thinking though heh)
LokiJS draws inspiration from MongoDB and CouchDB, in that the API is similar (but not identical or compliant) to MongoDB and you can define your own views in a CouchDB style.
Doesn't look like it could be a drop-in replacement, though should be easy to get it working.