Ted Pearlman wrote:
I'd love to use an @ mention of something like @everyone to broadcast to my entire discourse community. Does this exist or is there another way to do it?
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Is there a broadcast function?
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One line messages appear empty
Hedi Harzallah wrote:
My discourse was working just fine.
I recently noticed that messages that are written only one line appear empty.
When I edit the message, I see original text.
I have to add a line break for the message to show.
Do you have an idea on how I can solve this issue ?ps : I'm on the latest version of discourse
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How to restore the test seed data?
Zhao Shuai wrote:
The two errors in vagrant:
-bash: pg_dumps/production-image.sql: No such file or directory -bash: pg_dumps/development-image.sql: No such file or directory
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Plugin tutorial #3 - How to add a button after every posts?
Régis Hanol wrote:
This time we're going to add a button after every post that will allow users to hide/show the post.
But first, we need to understand how these buttons are generated.
They are defined by the
post_menusite setting:This setting determine which items will appear on the post menu and their order:
This list is used by the
PostMenuViewwhich renders the menu below a post using buffered rendering for performance. We've already seen the buffer rendering in the previous tutorial. It just means that we're pushing strings into a buffer.This view has 2 interesting methods:
render: function(buffer) { var post = this.get('post'); buffer.push("<nav class='post-controls'>"); this.renderReplies(post, buffer); var self = this; Discourse.get('postButtons').toArray().reverse().forEach(function(button) { var renderer = "render" + button; if(self[renderer]) self[renderer](post, buffer); }); buffer.push("</nav>"); },This
rendermethod is called by EmberJs whenever it needs to render the view. First, it will render the replies button (call tothis.renderReplies) if there is any. Then, it will iterate throughDiscourse.get('postButtons')which is a basic wrapper around thepost_menusite setting and will call the methods namedrender<Button>if it is defined on the view. For example, for thereplybutton, it will call the method namedrenderReply.click: function(e) { var $target = $(e.target); var action = $target.data('action') || $target.parent().data('action'); if (!action) return; var handler = this["click" + action.capitalize()]; if (!handler) return; handler.call(this); },This
clickmethod is called by EmberJs whenever the user clicks on the view (that is, on any button). That method retrieve the name of theactionto call by looking at thedata-actionattribute of the targeted element or its parent's. If an action is found, it will look for a method nameclick<Action>in the view and call it if it is defined in the the view. For example, if the action isreply, it will call theclickReplymethod.So, these 2 methods allow us to control both the rendering of our button by defining a
renderSomethingmethod and control the behavior whenever the user clicks on the button by defining aclickSomethingmethod.Let's call our button hide and add it to the
post_menusite setting:We're now all set to start writing our plugin.
Let's start with our usual suspect,
plugin.rb, our entry point:# name: hide post # about: add a button at the end of every post allowing users to hide the post # version: 0.1 # authors: Régis Hanol register_asset "javascripts/hide_post.js"This only register a single asset. Let's dig into this javascript file:
Discourse.PostMenuView.reopen({ renderHide: function(post, buffer) { var direction = !!post.getWithDefault("temporarily_hidden", false) ? "down" : "up"; buffer.push('<button title="' + direction + '" data-action="hide">'); buffer.push('<i class="fa fa-chevron-' + direction + '"></i>'); buffer.push('</button>'); }, clickHide: function() { $("#post_" + this.get("post.post_number") + " .cooked").toggle(); this.toggleProperty("post.temporarily_hidden"); } });The first line (
Discourse.PostMenuView.reopen) is the Ember way of reopening a class from another file. This allows us to add instance methods and properties that are shared across all instances of that class. Which is exactly what we want here. So, as we've seen earlier, we need to define 2 methods:renderHideandclickHide.The
renderHidemethod is used to render the hide button which is composed of a chevron icon. It looks for thetemporarily_hiddenproperty on post to determine the direction of the chevron.The
clickHidemethod is toggling the visibility of the current post via jQuery and thetemporarily_hiddenvalue.If you try to run the plugin like so, you will notice that it works but the chevron is not changing direction. It's because it's not being rerendered whenever the value of
post.temporarily_hiddenis changed. To allow for that, we add a new observer usingDiscourse.View.renderIfChangedwhich will be observing that property and will internally callrerender()on the view itself.Discourse.PostMenuView.reopen({ shouldRerenderHideButton: Discourse.View.renderIfChanged("post.temporarily_hidden"), // rest of the code... })And voilà.
Here's a screenshot with the button on the right (the chevron)
When you click on it, it hides the post and the chevron changes direction
Hope you enjoyed it
As usual, sources are available on GitHub.
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{VAGRANT Method - Error} stdin: is not a tty AND mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting
D Iff wrote:
When I run
vagrant up, it's ok before this line:Preparing to edit /etc/exports. Administrator privileges will be required...After above prompt, it asks for password, and here is the error that occurs:
[sudo] password for diff: nfsd running sudo: /usr/bin/exportfs: command not found ==> default: Mounting NFS shared folders... The following SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status. Vagrant assumes that this means the command failed! mount -o 'vers=3,udp' 192.168.10.1:'/home/diff/discourse' /vagrant Stdout from the command: Stderr from the command: stdin: is not a tty mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.10.1:/home/diff/discourse
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Firefox: Middle-click triggers pop-up blocker
ComputerDruid wrote:
Middle clicking (to open in a new tab) on a topic triggers Firefox's pop-up blocker.
This doesn't make sense to me, given that middle clicking on an ordinary link opens in a new tab without this. Is discourse intercepting middle-clicks somehow?
Right-clicking on the link (if you aim VERY carefully), and selecting "Open in new tab" works as expected, but this is a pain compared to the much-easier-to-execute middle click.
Edit: You don't actually have to aim carefully to right-click on the link, you have to right-click twice. The first right-click acts as if you'd right-clicked on the page, and the second one as if you'd right-clicked a link. Right-clicking before middle-clicking also works. This is really weird.
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Remove data-href behavior
Phil wrote:
in the middle-click bug thread, we discussed the click tracking behavior and found no justification for the behavior of mutilating links by moving
hreftodata-href.my changes included that, but a more atomic fix of the middle click behavior was pulled instead. this doesn’t mean we shouldn’t also fix the
data-hrefstuff (unless someone explains a good reason for it to be done)@eviltrout, @radq: any thoughts or insights?
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WIP - changing ownership of posts
Kane York wrote:
The UI is pretty much done, now I need to do the server side:
https://github.com/riking/discourse/compare/discourse:master...riking:change-owner
Please go through the diff and point out any coding errors. I'll go through it for style and the JSDoc before making a PR. Also, be prepared for force-pushes to that branch.
I've imposed these restrictions on reposessing posts:
- All selected posts must be by the same author
- If you click 'select with replies' it won't work
StaffAdmin only (unimplemented - TL4 will see the change ownership dialog but fail)The first two restrictions came about because I was having trouble with the select with replies, then I realized that it wouldn't be very useful to change ownership of an entire reply chain anyways.
The third restriction is up for debate.
Screenshot (I'm pretty sure this includes everything I changed in layout and CSS):
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Upgrade to `latest-version` through docker
Leo Bergnéhr wrote:
I love the docker hosting you've done, but I ran into something today when I was going to upgrade to the latest version:
This is what I get from the
/admin/dockerlog after clicking upgrade:$ cd /var/www/discourse && git pull
You are not currently on a branch, so I cannot use any
'branch..merge' in your configuration file.
Please specify which branch you want to merge with on the command
line and try again (e.g. 'git pull ').
See git-pull(1) for details.This is my
/var/docker/containers/app.ymlparams # ssh key here ... # git revision to run version: latest-releaseI think it's the first time I'm running with the
latest-releasetag and think that might be the problem. I'm having trouble finding some more info on that particular parameter and what's reasonable to set it to.Before running the upgrade through
/admin/dockerI upgraded to the latest docker and pulled the latest bits from the docker repo, then did alauncher destroy/boostrap/start appcycle.
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Support auto-highlighting for preformatted code
Nathan Rijksen wrote:
Highlightjs offers "auto highlighting" out of the box. It'd be nice if this functionality could be exposed to Discourse through an admin pref (eg. "Auto highlight preformatted code"). I understand this won't be relevant for all forums but for some forums (such as the one I manage) it is highly preferable.
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Audio html5 tag
Martin Broerse wrote:
I just added an audio tag like this to link a podcast.
but is does not show up. How should a Podcast or other audio file be linked? It is correct in the preview.
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Cannot put HTML tag in Topic title
Anton wrote:
Trying to input this text for title:
In code block url was converted to <a> tagBut getting this:
In code block url was converted to tag
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Backslashes in Discourse upgrade instructions
zchrykng wrote:
Not sure if this has been mentioned somewhere else already, but there appears to be an error in the text for the upgrade instructions email. It is a minor error, but could be confusing to some people.
It currently reads
Upgrade by visiting \admin\docker, refreshing the page a few times, and pressing the "upgrade" button.and probably should read
Upgrade by visiting /admin/docker, refreshing the page a few times, and pressing the "upgrade" button.I would submit a pull request myself, but I could not find where the text was located.
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How would you migrate the wordpress.org forum to Discourse?
Erlend Sogge Heggen wrote:
The wordpress.org support forum is a high-traffic, high-volume forum, with probably hundreds of new posts a day.
It's got three particularly interesting categories:
- Plugins & Hacks - Embedded example
- Themes & Templates - Embedded example
- Reviews - Embedded example-1, example-2
These are special because they're not primarily accessed via the forum/category index. Instead, they're accessed via distributed embeds, sectioned off by tags.
In other words, no one's gonna be writing their support request for Co Authors Plus in the Plugins & Hacks forum. They'll do it via the plugin's dedicated support forum, which automatically adds the 'co-authors-plus' tag needed for a post to show up in that embedded forum. (This also adds the handy benefit of being able to cross-post between two plugins in the occasional case when a post relates to both.)
It works the same way for themes. I'm not quite sure how it works for reviews but the post-flow is the same.
Another similar example is Vanilla Forum plugins.
Hypothetically speaking, say you were asked to convert the entire WP Support forum to Discourse. How would you do it?
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Any mass email functionality?
The Dark Wizard wrote:
Am I just being silly in not being able to find it?
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Is there a way to link a twitter account to an already created account?
Juan Manuel Formoso wrote:
I installed a new instance of discourse and created my admin account, later I enabled sign up with twitter.
Is there a way to link my twitter account with that account created with username and password?
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Operation not permitted when upgrading Docker Manager
Jeff Atwood wrote:
This is what i get when i try upgrading the docker manager:
Log
$ cd /var/www/discourse/plugins/docker_manager && git pull error: unable to unlink old 'app/assets/javascripts/docker_manager.js' (Operation not permitted) error: unable to unlink old 'app/views/docker_manager/admin/_git_status.html.erb' (Operation not permitted) error: unable to unlink old 'app/views/docker_manager/admin/index.html.erb' (Operation not permitted) error: unable to unlink old 'lib/docker_manager/upgrader.rb' (Operation not permitted) Updating 866ebd6..4e34f7b
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One topic on our Discourse showing up empty
Stuart Langridge wrote:
If you look at http://community.badvoltage.org/t/2014-predictions-show/108/20 you'll see that that thread is not showing any content. All the other topics on our Discourse install work fine, and we do not understand why this is happening. Does anyone have ideas?
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Do I need to destroy and bootstrap again every time I change a setting?
Juan Manuel Formoso wrote:
I started playing with my instance before I had a domain set up. When I had it, I had to change my
container/app.ymland add it inDISCOURSE_HOSTNAMEIs the only (or at least recommended) way to have it refreshed a destroy/bootstrap/start?
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Every time I attach media in WordPress, a separate topic is created
Jeff Atwood wrote:
I have a problem with the plugin, every time I attach media (eg. a photo) a separate entry is created on Discourse (as if it were a valid post, not only an attachment). Anybody experienced this?
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