I went to the Gearbox Software forums, and when I was reading around I clicked on one of my notifications to read it, and at the bottom of the page in suggested topics, I saw the category of the topic I read before instead of the one I am reading:
I just setup my site discuss.wmpoweruser.com - but, the WP Discourse plugin isn't working for some reason. It isn't posting the new posts automatically to the Discourse site for some reason.
I know this has been discussed elsewhere (and in earlier iterations marked as solved), but I still experience the reader badge not being awarded (and users asking about it). Is there anything I can do?
Hello guys, I'm starting with discourse and I would like to know if there is any TOS, FAQ and/or Privacy translation for Spanish. I find it very complete and would like to put it on my forums.
I've recently installed an discourse on Nginx. It works wonderfully, except for one issue: the activation emails. For whatever reason, the links in them are www.example.com, and the email domain is unconfigured.discourse.org.
In my discourse.conf I have set hostname and smtp_domain. All the other links on the site are correct. For the life of me, I can't figure what I need to set to get emails working right.
I run a tiny software business, and I'm trying to move my support to a public discourse forum, and build a small community amongst my customers.
I have tried to set it up so that I get an email for everything, but I keep visiting to find that I missed a customer engagement by a few days because I didn't get the notification.
Micromanager mode - always email me everything no matter what
Email test - I'm suspicious that something is going wrong with email sending. Password reset works just fine, and my customers are getting their email notifications. It's not in my spam. Maybe "reset password" fulfills this need...
As someone trying to use Discourse to build a community, it's been very damaging to my opinion of it - I don't trust it to notify me.
I'm pretty sure that I'm the one screwing up - not discourse - but it might be good if the admin on a fresh install was automatically put into "micromanager" mode until they felt the need to reduce their traffic. I've tried 3 times to fix it - no, really, please notify me - but I keep missing customer posts that I really wish I had gotten earlier.
So is there an easy way to change how category sorts all the topics by default? I think it would be pretty neat to do this. For example sort one category by topic views and other by likes etc. And again I mean by default so user shouldn't have to click anything.
A thread was deleted for which the link was sent out. I am checking here to see if there's a way to redirect the deleted thread link to another article.
Now that my site has been running for about a year, I'd like to evaluate the requirements for trust level 3 which so far only 3 people have managed to attain. My gut instinct tells me that the main issue is the 50% in last 100 days requirement, which is tricky for many core members who are in internet remote parts of the world. So I am inclined to lower this to say 25% in last 100 days.
However I don't want to be willy nilly about this and am curious to see how my entire community is doing towards all of their TL3 requirements. Maybe there are other aspects we can work on or requirements we can consider lowering. I don't see an easy way to get this data for everyone. The user export CSV does not include the 50% in last 100 days, though I think most if not all of the other fields are there.
Has anyone created a sql explorer query to view TL3 requirements for all users? Can you share? Is there appetite for adding all of the TL3 requirement fields to the user export?
When trying to type in the preformatted text, it doesn't allow for certain character combinations. In the example below, it takes out one of the back-slashes and the one.
I recently got a feature request for Babble to suppress chat notifications in the email digest. It's a feature I don't really want to develop in the plugin (Babble touches enough parts of the application already, so getting into email land is just another thing that can break), but was wondering if we might be able to put in a site setting to white-or-blacklist certain categories from appearing, which would enable folks to simply blacklist the 'Chat' category.
Seems like there'd also be a use case where folks might not be interested in a 'Random' category in their email, or maybe some site owner wants to send out just 'Announcements' or something.