allensmith81
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GraphQL Mutation for Creating a blog | No author parameter
Hi all, Unless I am going made, there is no option in graphQL to create a blog on behalf of another user is there? i.e. in the input field something like "Author": { "user" : {"id": "user:1234"}} This would be incredibly helpful as we use the APIv1 / v2 calls today to create a draft blog on behalf of a user so we can send those draft links to another user to enable Ghost writing. Example: A team needs to public a blog, however for consistency the team publishes all its public announcements from the director of engineering. The assistant (or another delegated user) needs to write a blog and make it appear as though it was from the directory himself.Analytics API: nodeSubscriptions unexpected behaviour
Hi all, I am using the Analytics API and I am trying to get a total count of subscriptions to all nodes of the community. If I sent the following query to graphQL, I always get a null value: nodeSubscriptions(constraints: {startTime: $startTime, endTime: $endTime}) { metric { value } } } Variables used are: (Yes I know its 3 months!) { "startTime": 1719792000000, "endTime" : 1727740799000 } However if I make this call nodeSubscriptions(constraints: {startTime: $startTime, endTime: $endTime, conversationStyle: FORUM}) { metric { value } } } I successfully get a count of subscriptions, is this bug? or has nodeSubscriptions actually been disabled from pulling a count of the node subscriptions across the community? Even if you had to specify conversationStyles for this call that wouldn't let you know how many subscriptions had been made to the category level. There is a nodeType of Category / GroupHub but that doesn't seem to do it either.Re: Khoros Communities: Aurora 24.12 Release Notes
sloth2073 Excellent, its not in our staging - a support engineer said they could get it working but as we demonstrated to them, even if we do the exact same thing they did.. on posting the background colors etc all get blown out. Not sure if its a migration to aurora issue or something unique about our instance but something isn't 'as expected' for us.Re: Handlebars Context Objects
I gave up, I just did this in javascript, code if anyone else needs it: <div class="social-share"> <ul class="sharing-options"> <li> <a class="social-share-linkedin social-link" href="https://www.linkedin.com/sharing/share-offsite/?url=page.url" target="_blank"> <img alt="Share to LinkedIn" src="{{assets.social-share-linkedin.url}}" /> </a> </li> <li> <a class="social-share-facebook social-link" href="https://www.facebook.com/share.php?u=page.url&t=page-name" target="_blank"> <img alt="Share to Facebook" src="{{assets.social-share-facebook.url}}" /> </a> </li> <li> <a class="social-share-x social-link" href="https://twitter.com/share?text=page-name&url=page.url" target="_blank"> <img alt="Share to X" src="{{assets.social-share-x.url}}" /> </a> </li> <li> <a class="social-share-reddit social-link" href="https://www.reddit.com/submit?url=page.url&title=page-name" target="_blank"> <img alt="Share to Reddit" src="{{assets.social-share-reddit.url}}" /> </a> </li> <li> <a class="social-share-email social-link" href="mailto:?body=page.url" target="_blank"> <img alt="Share to Email" src="{{assets.social-share-email.url}}" /> </a> </li> {{#if page.context.board}} <li class="social-share-rss" id="RSS"> <a class="social-share-rss" href="/t5/s/gxcuf89792/rss/board?board.id={{page.context.board.id}}" target="_blank"> <img alt="Subscribe to RSS" src="{{assets.rss.url}}" /> </a> </li> {{else if page.context.category}} <li class="social-share-rss" id="RSS"> <a class="social-share-rss" href="/t5/s/gxcuf89792/rss/Category?category.id={{page.context.category.id}}" target="_blank"> <img alt="Subscribe to RSS" src="{{assets.rss.url}}" /> </a> </li> {{else}} <li class="social-share-rss" id="RSS"> <a class="social-share-rss" href="/t5/s/gxcuf89792/rss/Community" target="_blank"> <img alt="Subscribe to RSS" src="{{assets.rss.url}}" /> </a> </li> {{/if}} </ul> </ul> <script> var currentURL = window.location.href; var strippedURL = currentURL.split('?')[0]; var socialLinks = document.querySelectorAll('.social-link'); var currentTitle = document.title; socialLinks.forEach(function(link) { var currentHref = link.getAttribute('href'); var newHref = currentHref.replace('page.url',encodeURIComponent(strippedURL)).replace('page-name', encodeURIComponent(currentTitle)); link.setAttribute('href',newHref); }); </script> Please note, there is no comments in this code because we get linting errors when you comment inline JS. So high level explanation of this code: The handlebars component generates a Social Sharing widget for Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter (x), Reddit, email and access to the old RSS feeds from classic (this last part is a workaround as aurora doesn't currently have native rss). The Javascript takes the current page url (window.location.href) splits off any parameters then finds all elements in the html with the class social-link, iterates through them and does a find and replace on page.url for the url of the current page. It then does the same but for document. Title. A better solution for this would be if their was a {{page.context.view_href}} and {{page.context.title} which would reduce the risk of user manipulated urls
