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Looking for ways to stay engaged with Khoros Development
Hey everyone, I'm currently between roles after the recent changes at Upwork and looking for ways to stay sharp with Khoros development while figuring out my next steps. I've shared a lot of my work here before (also did StanGromer ), and I'd love to keep learning and contributing. If anyone has ideas on how to stay engaged with the platform or knows of projects where an extra set of hands could be helpful, I'd appreciate any suggestions!198ViewsSign in to react to this post1Comment- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
Re: restBuilder with search endpoint to return messages with admin privileges?
Thanks for the help, Akenefick ! I created a ticket with support to check on the issue. I tried many different ways to make this work, but all efforts were unsuccessful. Having something wrong with the platform is probably what's causing it.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsrestBuilder with search endpoint to return messages with admin privileges?
Hi, When I call <#assign comments = restBuilder().method("POST").path("/search").body(query).admin(true).call()> where <#assign query = { "messages": { "fields": [ "id", "subject", "author.id", "author.first_name", "author.last_name" ], "sorts": [ "post_time DESC" ], "constraints": [ { "parent.id": '${messageId}', "board.id": "${nodeId}" } ], "limit": 20 } }> I'm not getting author.first and last name even while making the call as an admin. The first and last name are only visible if user is an admin or has elevated access, all other users will not see the names. Does anyone know why? Is the admin(boolean) method broken in general or just for the search endpoint? Thanks!ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Possible? Display 30-day FRT on a Board Component?
Looks like you need this: ${restadmin("boards/id/${coreNode.id}/metrics/name/avg_thread_response_time?date_start=2023-01-01&date_end=2023-02-01").value} I might picked the wrong metric, but you can find the name of each by grabbing the value from url like /t5/bizapps/page/tab/community%3Aadmin%3Aanalytics-main%3Aadvanced-metrics?board_selection=freelancers&date_range=3-12-2023%2C4-12-2023&granularity=Daily&metrics=avg_thread_response_time&metrics_scope=board&user_selection=Empty Dates can get weird, but you should be able to use the datesupport method datesupport.addMonth(-1)ViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
Re: BS Session: Architect a "Department" field (bonus: weekly batch update)
My ideas: 1. Create a component to write to user profile, all data in json, make pagination out of it, connect with javascript, click "Begin", go on vacation. Or do daily batches. 2. Or, make JS when user opens a page, lets say a forum article page, to take all users from page and write to their profiles so you don't have to do it (doing it only when user logs in is very slow process). 3. No matter what route you go, you still need to have title update once user logs in. You can achieve that activity.results.name.UserSignedOn. Bonus: be careful making too many db calls otherwise Khoros will go into your production instance and comment out the code if in custom content xDViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
Re: http.client.request post() issue
Hi AbhishekGu We went with protocol, host and url because that's how the help article is telling us we can do https://developer.khoros.com/khoroscommunitydevdocs/reference/httpclientrequestprotocol-host-url But we tried both ways, even removing variables and using hard coded values, didn't help. We spent so so many hours to make this work, but none seem to work. I am doubting post requests are even possible.ViewsSign in to react to this postComment
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