Tobias Eigen wrote:
It's possible to exclude categories from the top view. But the same categories I'd like to exclude from the top view are still overwhelmingly featured in email notifications. Is there a way to exclude topics from email notifications, or to at least change the weight/priority given to different categories so the most important categories don't get drowned out/pushed to the bottom and off the notifications?
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There are already a few translations with key
groups.default_names.
However, there currently exists no key for the groups "trust_level_0" and "everyone".
Could you please add those and use them in group.rb?
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Lowell Heddings wrote:
I just noticed this... when you use keyboard shortcuts to select topics and posts, the highlight overlay on HTG is black, which makes things unreadable and the keyboard shortcuts just unusable.
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I normally would fix this type of thing myself, since it's a simple color thing. But I have no idea where to even look.
Thanks!
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Phillip Kuoch wrote:
Hi, sorry if this has been asked but how do I set up my Discourse forum like HTG? I run my blog on Wordpress and would like to have it on one of our pages.
Also, I wanted to set up this as my Wordpress commenting system but was wondering it would be possible to run both Disqus and Discourse at the same time?
Thanks!
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Caue Rego wrote:
I've migrated domains and now I'm struggling quite a lot. I didn't follow that howto at first, so I didn't do all steps in that order, but even after remapping url strings, I still get at least a couple odd issues only on the new domain.
On the first issue, after setting up oauth for google and facebook again, I get a blank page and this on the logs:
Received disconnect from 172.17.42.1: 11: disconnected by user 2014-08-10 05:43:58 UTC ERROR: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "index_facebook_user_infos_on_user_id" 2014-08-10 05:43:58 UTC DETAIL: Key (user_id)=(1) already exists. 2014-08-10 05:43:58 UTC STATEMENT: INSERT INTO "facebook_user_infos" ("created_at", "email", "facebook_user_id", "first_name", "gender", "last_name", "link", "name", "updated_at", "user_id") VALUES ($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10) RETURNING "id"I don't know how to fix the database...
The other one should probably go in a new post, but I'll let you be the judge.
When I press the 3 lined settings button, the top right most button alongside the search one, the whole menu disappear. Here's what I get on chrome console:
Uncaught NotFoundError: Failed to execute 'insertBefore' on 'Node': The node before which the new node is to be inserted is not a child of this node.When I go to any topic, I get the same behaviour, but the whole bottom screen goes blank. And this on the same js console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'removeChild' of undefinedYou can just go there right now and try those errors yourself, but I'll be trying to fix 'em!
Old: http://sgu.cawas.info
New: http://talk.cregox.com
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Василий Пухов wrote:
It is more correct to write "browse other topics in marketplace or view all latest topics" in the bottom of topic because in both cases click leads to latest topics.
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Василий Пухов wrote:
When I click on any topic in the suggested topics list and go into the new topic and back to the previous topic again (if the topic is not interested), I see the last post in the topic. But actually I wanted to see the suggested topics list to try the next. I have to scroll down to them.
I feel it more natural to go back to suggested topics if I looked at them before.
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Jamie Lormand wrote:
I apologize if this is a non issue or has been mentioned / dealt with already. I wasn't able to find evidence that it has been so I thought I'd mention it.
I uploaded a number of images to the Staff->Assets post after first setting up my discourse install (the docker install). After a few days I noticed the image popover bar wasn't working and at first thought it was site wide so I tried numerous things to get it working again with no success. Tonight however, I realized it's working just fine for png's but nothing else. I tested this by swapping a jpeg for a png and a few minutes later it was working again where the previous jpeg wasn't.
If this is a bug, no worries, I'm sure it'll get fleshed out eventually.
If, by chance, it's a limitation of some sort or a purposely implemented feature would there be an alternate way to handle it? Maybe automatic conversion to png or an admin option to turn off the hover box entirely. I like it but if it's limited to png's it's kinda weird to have. I feel like the end users will think the same as I did at first and see it as a broken feature.
Random side note: Thanks for Discourse. I really enjoy using it. It's an awesome alternative to old school forums. You guys have done a top notch job with this.
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Erlend Sogge Heggen wrote:
Continuing the discussion from What is wrong with PHPBB?.
I wouldn't touch most "definition debates" with a ten foot pole, but since this one pertains to "what is Discourse, really?" I figured it might be worthwhile and a little bit of fun.
Statement:
Retort:
My stance is pretty simple. Language is defined by its use and not its history. Today, we use the terms "forum (software)" and "bulletin board (system)" interchangeably, and most people would not be able to tell you the difference between the two.
Wikipedia describes forum software as an evolution of bulletin board systems (and phpBB is its first example!). -- So you could say that a forum is a forum and a bulletin board same as a human is a human and a primate.
If you go googling for either forum or bbs software, you'll find exactly the same thing. There are no widespread "forum vs bbs" debates or separate lists of the two. And more often than not, "forum" is the key term while "bbs" is a byline.
There could be any amount of experts with well thought out definitions of the two (according to them) different terms, and it doesn't matter one bit as long as Wikipedia, Google and the vast majority of The Internet population disagrees with them.
Discourse is a forum. Discourse is a bulletin board system.
(For the record I don't say "GNU/Linux" either. Now you know what side I'm on)
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cosmo wrote:
Hey,
Is it possible to add a custom field during user registration within the modal? I would like to add "gender" radio button for all users, which would be required for registeration.
It seems like this can be done, though I'm not very familiar with the code. Any suggestions best way to handle this?
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Camille Roux wrote:
The following French translations are missing in the last version of Discourse:
They seem to be translated in Transifex. Can someone update them on github?
Thanks
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TechnoBear wrote:
The bottom two items in the left-hand column are not visible until you scroll down - which can only be done with a mouse...
Given the width of the box, the content could easily be displayed in three shorter columns.
I know this was fixed once before, but I think the contents have since expanded.
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cpradio wrote:
Okay, so maybe the numbers don't mean exactly what I think they do, but the Requirements for TL 3 show I've read (all time) 1905 posts.
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But if you go to my admin user page, it has 2743. Why the large discrepancy? I'd expect these numbers to match.
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probus wrote:
Continuing the discussion from I Think HashTalk.org Is The Most Popular Discourse Forum:
There should be a separate setting for sending the analytics data to Discourse.org in the Site settings and it shouldn't be enabled as a default.
It's really dodgy that you don't even mention anything about this anywhere. The description for the current version checks setting says:
Ping the Discourse Hub for version updates and show version messages on the /admin dashboardAt the very least, you should change this text to reflect what is actually happening, i.e. you collecting site stats about Discourse installs.
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Caue Rego wrote:
In my defective discourse, when trying to change categories in any post, in any way, the dropdown was always coming with an empty list. Now the problem "fixed" itself, after a few minutes.
Just wondering... What could have happened there?
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Caue Rego wrote:
I'm failing to find specific examples, but I remember seeing some topics closed and others not, apparently all at random... (I'll edit this once I find a couple of examples).
What's the closing topic criteria? I'm just wondering why should I close any topic, rather than "what's considered off topic"or whatever.
Continuing the discussion from Should we disable the like button for closed topics?:
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Caue Rego wrote:
You probably thought of this already, I trust there is even a topic created. But I couldn't find it.
Now, I now Disqus ain't exactly open source, but I think Wordpress do offer a global login. If it's all opt-in, for the site owner and for the user, it should be fine, shouldn't it?
I'm talking about the notification balloon up top, something like we have on StackExchange network, where we get notified for every site we belong. Makes sense?
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Jeff Atwood wrote:
So many words about PHP, but I wonder what exactly is there in Ruby that Discourse uses that is not available in PHP. What I know for sure is that with PHP there would be much more contributors and plugin makers.
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