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    How to downgrade plugin version on NodeBB?

  • How to downgrade plugin version on NodeBB?

    wrote on last edited by phenomlab
    #2

    @cagatay Uninstall the previous version via ACP, then from the CLI, use

    npm install nodebb-plugin-name@version
    

    So, for example

    npm install nodebb-plugin-recent-cards
    

    Becomes

    npm install nodebb-plugin-recent-cards@1.0.2
    
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  • @cagatay Uninstall the previous version via ACP, then from the CLI, use

    npm install nodebb-plugin-name@version
    

    So, for example

    npm install nodebb-plugin-recent-cards
    

    Becomes

    npm install nodebb-plugin-recent-cards@1.0.2
    
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    #3

    @phenomlab thank you. by the way why you limeted 6 vote per day? 🙂

  • @phenomlab thank you. by the way why you limeted 6 vote per day? 🙂

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    #4

    @cagatay I thought I’d fixed that !! Will have to have another look. It’s not a limit set by me, but the extension itself.

  • @cagatay I thought I’d fixed that !! Will have to have another look. It’s not a limit set by me, but the extension itself.

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    #5

    @phenomlab why solutions post repeated?

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  • @phenomlab why solutions post repeated?

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    wrote on last edited by
    #6

    @cagatay Because the “solution” post is copied to the top of the topic. With multiple posts, it’s not simple to find. In this case, there’s only the one response, which is set as best answer, so it looks like it’s there twice.

  • @cagatay Because the “solution” post is copied to the top of the topic. With multiple posts, it’s not simple to find. In this case, there’s only the one response, which is set as best answer, so it looks like it’s there twice.

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    #7

    @phenomlab i see.

  • @cagatay Because the “solution” post is copied to the top of the topic. With multiple posts, it’s not simple to find. In this case, there’s only the one response, which is set as best answer, so it looks like it’s there twice.

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    #8

    @phenomlab said in How to downgrade plugin version on NodeBB:

    @cagatay Because the “solution” post is copied to the top of the topic. With multiple posts, it’s not simple to find. In this case, there’s only the one response, which is set as best answer, so it looks like it’s there twice.

    How to add solution post, i m also using that plugin but i can not choose the post of solution one.

  • @phenomlab said in How to downgrade plugin version on NodeBB:

    @cagatay Because the “solution” post is copied to the top of the topic. With multiple posts, it’s not simple to find. In this case, there’s only the one response, which is set as best answer, so it looks like it’s there twice.

    How to add solution post, i m also using that plugin but i can not choose the post of solution one.

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    #9

    @cagatay you should have an option to “select this post as the best answer” in each post if nodebb-plugin-question-answer is installed

  • @cagatay you should have an option to “select this post as the best answer” in each post if nodebb-plugin-question-answer is installed

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    #10

    @phenomlab yeap find it, sorry we far from main topic 😞

  • @phenomlab yeap find it, sorry we far from main topic 😞

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    #11

    @cagatay no problems


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