@Madchatthew said in TNG + Nodebb:
you have to try and use duck tape and super glue to change something to make it do what you want it to do
I couldnāt have put that better myself.
Iām looking for something similar to this:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/what-is-a-wiki-post/30801
@qwinter Yep - see
https://github.com/julianlam/nodebb-plugin-knowledge-base/
Not tried it myself though - although I think I should given the nature of Sudonix
EDIT: Installed, and looks like it needs some refactor for it to work (despite claiming to work, and is supported).
EDIT2 - this plugin seems to not actually do that much in fairness - see
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/13490/bounty-of-500-wiki-plugin/21?_=1651598609240
The response from NodeBB themselves is to create a category, and allow users to edit posts in that. Iām not sure that this entirely how a Wiki is supposed to work though
@phenomlab Amazing, thank you for actually trying the plugin!
One the nodebb forum solution: letting people edit pots on one category is fine, but then only the author can edit the post he made, that is, no collaboration possible right?
EDIT: ah, no, I get it, the privs are such that anyone can edit any post. Well. thatās something. I wonder if the edit history (versions) keep who edited what. This is not a bad solution I think.
@qwinter itās workable I think, but not perfect - then again, unless you write a specific plugin to perform such a task, what is. As you pointed out, you have versioning of sorts with the historical access to reach post.