Manthan Mallikarjun wrote:
What "allow duplicate topic titles"?
Does that mean that one url would be:
/bla/1
and another would be
/bla/2
?How would the urls work?
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Manthan Mallikarjun wrote:
What "allow duplicate topic titles"?
Does that mean that one url would be:
/bla/1
and another would be
/bla/2
?How would the urls work?
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Sam Saffron wrote:
One repro is (as admin)
- Go to PM
- In another window delete PM
- Reply to PM
You will get a weird 500 error as opposed to a message telling you the PM was deleted.
This may also be the case for standard topics
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Manthan Mallikarjun wrote:
If you create a new docker discourse installation, the avatar for the default user will work, but if you click any post then the avatar link is broken. In other words, the system users avatars are all missing but the 25x25 size.
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Eduardo wrote:
Hi.
While testing the embedding feature it turns out that special characters such as accentuated vocals and apostrophe are shown as unicode code in the post' titles.
For example the title "Buscan ONG’s alertar sobre FRACKING en Chihuahua" feeded from the rss file http://www.elagora.com.mx/spip.php?page=discourse.xml is shown as "Buscan ONG’s alertar sobre FRACKING en Chihuahua" in my discourse instance: http://motin.mx/t/buscan-ong-8217-s-alertar-sobre-fracking-en-chihuahua/4265
I tried including unicode code in the rss feed hoping that discourse would convert it to regular characters -but that didn't work.
Any ideas to fix it?
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Corey Richardson wrote:
Per the title. This makes it impossible to use the site without increasing the viewport size. Worse, the "Mobile View" button is squirreled away in the hamburger menu that is inaccessible!
Screenshot, using Firefox's responsive layout mode: http://i.imgur.com/tsJc4Mt.png (can't attach image myself yet)
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Can anyone tell me the css to input background image behind the discussion board. thank you
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Manthan Mallikarjun wrote:
Is there something like an Archive or Trash Bin where when someone (OP, or mods) deletes their post, admins can see it?
It would be really useful in viewing history since my forum is money related.
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Is there ways to add few default avatars that users can choose from and background profiles instead of them have to upload themselves to make their page look good
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RedBlue wrote:
Not 100% sure of the terminology but links to/from topics don't always seem to be working - when I say links, I mean the links shown to the right of the topic as shown in the image below:
When I say not working, they aren't displaying.
Initially, I though it was to do with permissions, as we have an FAQ category with the following permissions:
admin: can Create/Reply/See
everyone: can Reply/See
moderators can Create/Reply/SeeThe idea being that you can reply to FAQ questions, but not create new ones (dont ask!)
Yet, we have another category with the same permissions (in the same order) but the links work.
I'm not sure what else I need to do to track this down?
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Brian wrote:
Is it possible ... and if so what is the proper way, to create a private Category for a newly defined Group?
Here is the use case I'm interested in:
Most of my community forum will be public, but several groups of people have requested a private section (category) that should only be visible to their members.
Would the following accomplish this task? ...
- Create a group for them (GroupA).
- Create a Category (again called CategoryA, with permissions only assigned to the GroupA group).
Following the group and category creations, I would invite or add existing members to that particular Group (or, could I assign a "GroupA" moderator permission to do that? Can mods send invites?)
Is this a scenario anyone has seen before or currently using? This would be done multiple times for different groups (ie. GroupA->CategoryA, GroupB->CategoryB, etc, etc)
Thanks,
Brian
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Austin H wrote:
Hi, in the past few days I haven't been able to post to Discourse through email. I've been getting the following error:
We're sorry, but your email message to ["email@address.com"] didn't work.
There was a problem with the formatting. Try again with less formatting, or no formatting.
The subject was "hi" and the information was just "hi." I didn't have anything formatted so I don't quite see what could be interrupting it, as far as formatting goes. I don't believe I received an error message in my admin notifications either. Any idea what could be going on? Configuration is pretty much identical to something that was working previously.
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I edited the welcome to site topic and pinned it globally.
However in the latest list frontpage is not at the top of the list
how do I make it appear like it here in meta discourse
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Ben Edwards wrote:
The text:
Discourse has been updated, would you like to refresh to get the latest version?Can be confusing because most of site's visitors are not familiar with Discourse. Ideally this could be customized to present the particular brand's messaging, but let's not let that get in the way of a common sense update like:
This site has been updated, would you like to refresh to get the latest version?Bet this would be a 1 minute change
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Manthan Mallikarjun wrote:
Hey!
Is there an option for reserving usernames? I cant find it. There should be a textarea where we can just have a list of reserved usernames where users cant sign up with those.
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Justin Gordon wrote:
Suggestion from my friend who was formerly a key contributor at Facebook. Make search more prominent.
Also, is there a way that I could put a search box in my custom header?
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Austin H wrote:
Hi. I've noticed that when emailing in to a discourse instance, a signature is never formatted properly. This is what something looked like when I email in with a signature:
Foo barAustin HMy-JobMy-CompanyMy-EmailMy-phone
The original signature was formatted like this. (Note: the hyphens were added just to make things hopefully easier to distinguish.)
Austin H
My Job
My Company
My Email
My PhoneIt seems like whatever the email parser is doing, it isn't properly distinguishing newlines introduced from the pre-formatted signature. When I send in an email with newlines, it DOES read them into the post properly. I get output like this:
Hi I am going to test this
By including newlines that I manually added.
But not the ones that came from my signature.
Austin H
MyJob MyCompany MyEmail MyPhone
Has anybody else experienced this?
Edit: I've tested this with Microsoft's Outlook.com, and IBM's Lotus Notes. Similar results with both of them.
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Kevin Romond wrote:
Hi, I saw this topic
but I can't find the "admin" user screen mentioned. Under the hamburger I see the 'users' tab with 'admins' & 'mods' tab, but no way to add users that I can see. Where the screen mentioned?
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Michael Downey wrote:
Continuing the discussion from Sorting The Topic List:
+1, it should be possible to sort by the two columns under "Activity" on the
/latest
page. It'd also be great if the headings described what those numbers/dates represent.
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lid wrote:
When replying to a post in a private message thread you get a message in the reply section header
Replying to post 4 by ...post 4 is actually a link to the post (#) , clicking the link will try to scroll the window to the actual post position,
On the first mouse click on the link the url in the address bar may show the wrong post id.
it will show /4 in the url momentarily but then in my browser it jumped to /2
then clicking again actually preserved the /4 untill i manually scrolled the page.Expected behavior:
when clicking on the link the url should reflect the correct post_id on the first clickbrowser chrome 35.0/windows 8
somehow the code that calculate the post id on the scroll is invoked and return the wrong post id, timing issue possibly.
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cpradio wrote:
Continuing the discussion from "Exploit for hidden text on StackOverflow", in reverse:
So I see where the big tag was fixed, but was the small tag issue fixed?
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