Unfortunately I seem to have borked something with the latest discourse updates. When saving user preferences, an error pops up. This is happening every time even when not making any changes. On the error log I'm getting "IndexError (string not matched)" error.
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I have a bit of an odd request: one of my team members would like to see a previous/next topic (sic!) buttons somewhere (and possibly, keyboard shortcuts, too). This partially comes from my attempts to create gallery-like topics (where it really makes sense, if you want to browse through the pictures), and from the fact that other forum software also has it (that's the weaker argument, I know…).
I know that chances are small to include this in the main code, but if anyone could give me a little hint which data object I could access to create links from the HTML customize page, I'd be grateful!
Is it possible to move a topic / posts to a private conversation?
A couple of members are having a decidedly private conversation (exchanging telephone numbers etc) in a public forum... ... right now I would love to move their conversation into a new private message thread between the two of them.
I need to create several user accounts in order to import historical posts, and my forum uses SSO. Fortunately, I can automatically login and impersonate the user on my site and then make the necessary request to login to Discourse with SSO. However, I don't want to trigger the welcome email for these users since they haven't actually visited the forum themselves. (I just accidentally sent emails to ~300 users on my test Discourse. D:)
I noticed that all emails can be disabled, which I could do temporarily. It's a little weird that it advertises the fact that emails are disabled to all users though. It'd also be really nice if the email could be triggered when the user actually visits, but I could live without that.
So: 1. Can users be created with SSO using the API, and not the /session/sso route? 2. If not, is there something like active=true I can use for SSO?
I am trying to access a specific topic from a user script like so:
Discourse.Topic.find(15802, {})
which works if I know its ID. However, I want to access the number of unread posts - and it seems I cannot access this data from the _result object! How can I get this number from a user script?
What I am also looking for is a way to search for a topic with a given title... Can anyone give me a little hint where to dig for those two things?
I'm from another discourse forum, and it is a high possibility that thousands of users are going to become active all at once there in the future.
Out of curiosity, what are the most heavily populated/active forum now? We would like to investigate and see what things we can do to prepare for the onslaught.
After updating my forum to 1.2.0.beta6 I got this message in the Dashboard:
Some problems have been found with your installation of Discourse: The server is configured to create thumbnails of large images, but ImageMagick is not installed. Install ImageMagick using your favorite package manager or download the latest release.
Am I supposed to install ImageMagick manually? I'm running the Docker installation on a Digital Ocean droplet.
When we copy/paste an internal link (to another post/topic) on our discourse instance (1.2.0.beta6), it does not show the nice onebox as it should and does here:
This bug only appears on internal references, all other combinations seem to work well.
I did not see any particular option in the admin panel nor warning in /admin/logs.