liqlAdmin in khoros aurora graphql API
Hi Folks, I want to add roles to the users using graphQL API given below. const ADD_USER_ROLE_MUTATION = gql` mutation addUsersToRole($roleKey: RoleKeyInput!, $users: [UserIdInput!]!) { addUsersToRole(roleKey: $roleKey, users: $users) { result { id name } } } `; const [addUserRole] = useMutation(ADD_USER_ROLE_MUTATION); addUserRole({ variables: { roleKey: { roleName: "role" }, users: [{ id: userId }] } }); The issue I am facing is that when this mutation is executed by an Admin user, the role is successfully added to the target user. However, when the same mutation is executed by a normal user, it fails to add the role due to permission denied errors. Is there a parameter or keyword that can be used in this mutation to allow a normal user to update their own roles or self-related data? For example, in Khoros Classic, we can use the liqlAdmin keyword in REST API requests to bypass such permissions. Is there an equivalent for GraphQL in Khoros Aurora? Thanks in Advance.Solved238Views0likes12CommentsGoogle Tag Manager and Google Analytics Setup in Aurora platform
Hello Guys, Anyone has setup the GTM and Google analytics in current version of Aurora Platform. We tried with the pagescript which is not working for us. IF anyone added implemented the same, then please let us know. Thanks DurgeshSolved176Views4likes6CommentsUsing LiQL or SQL on Aurora instead of GraphQL?
We had an LiQL query we were using for years to surface community posts on our help center, and following the move to Aurora we need to update this to GraphQL. However, the developers on that team would prefer SQL/LiQL as their system is not set up for GraphQL. Is it possible to still use LiQL or SQL queries while on Aurora?165Views1like10CommentsIncremental data for attachments in messages and replies
I am trying to get incremental data based on required datetime field for attachments related data in messages and replies. Can someone please help me with this ? Graphql queries for which I need incremental data is as follows: query Attachments { messages { edges { node { id attachments { edges { node { id filename url } } } } } } } Thanks114Views1like5CommentsError message when adding a query to handlebars component (Aurora)
I'm trying to follow the documentation on creating a custom handlebars component in Aurora and I'm running into a weird error that I can't figure out. I have added the component via a GraphQL mutation and it works fine with some basic HTML, but once I try to follow this doc: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/adding-graphql-queries-and-fragments-to-a-custom-handlebars-component I'm running into some issues: There's no docs (at least not that I've found) that explain how to get the bearer token or where the file should be stored or how that works when using GraphQL to upload a GraphQL file to use in a component (see here: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/adding-graphql-queries-and-fragments-to-a-custom-handlebars-component#uploading-a-graphql-file-for-a-component-via-graphql) and I've been unable to figure out how to do this on my own. I've tried a few things with no success. If I try to follow the steps to add it manually, then I run into some strange errors. I'm running the SDK via VS code terminal which is working fine, but as soon as I follow the steps to add a "queries" folder and .graphql file to that folder within my component folder (e.g., components/myComponent/queries/myComponent.query.graphql) then I get an error in the VS Code terminal that says ""message": "The Content-Type header included with the request is not allowed (it should be either application/json or application/xml)."," and in my browser console when I try to load my custom component is: "Unable to fetch component to render for component id custom.widget.releaseTkbSidebar: Exception while fetching data (/component/render) : com.github.jknack.handlebars.HandlebarsException: releaseTkbSidebar:1:18: lithium.coreapi.components.ComponentTemplateApplyException: unable to apply template: releaseTkbSidebar: no query found matching the name 'releaseTkbSidebarQuery'. releaseTkbSidebar:1:18" Anyone know what's going on here? I've follow the dev docs and examples exactly (or as close as I can given that they've proven to be very inaccurate) and I'm out of things to test through trial and error. Here's what I have in my .hbs file for my custom component: <h2>Test!</h2> {{#gql "releaseTkbSidebarQuery"}} {{#with data.messages.edges as |edges|}} {{#each edges}} {{#with node as |message|}} <p>{{message.subject}}</p> {{/with}} {{/each}} {{/with}} {{/gql}} And here's what my .graphql query file looks like query releaseTkbSidebarQuery { messages { edges { node { id customFields subject } } } } My file structure looks like this Any help would be very much appreciated!93Views0likes5CommentsHow to create/subscribe the Webhook in Aurora
Hello Folks, I would like to understand the steps involved in setting up a webhook, including how to create one and subscribe to it for specific events or actions. Any guidance or best practices for managing webhooks in Aurora would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in Advance.87Views1like4CommentsSDK Preview mode doesn't seem to be working?
Hello fellow devs - I'm very new to GitHub, so I am unsure if this is something I've set up wrong, or if something isn't working in Aurora. I have the SDK installed, and the orange box at the bottom of the screen indicates the SDK previewer is running (it never goes away, even when I haven't started anything in the terminal yet, as a matter of fact). I make the npm run start command in terminal, and I can see an orange outline on a widget I've made changes to - but the changes don't actually reflect in the browser, even upon refresh. Clearly it knows something is different because the outline is there. But the change (like adding a new word to a block of text) isn't there. Is there a trick to getting the preview plugin to work? I've exited out of it from terminal now, and the outline won't go away anymore, even after going in and making the change to the widget directly, saving, and resyncing everything from the stage-main branch. What should my order-of-operations be if I want to work in VS code and see my changes in the previewer of the browser? I am convinced this is a me problem and not an Aurora problem. :( What I did, in order: Merged my working branch with stage-main Opened the HTML for a custom widget on my working branch Opened terminal and ran npm run start Added text to the custom widget Refreshed the page in browser Orange outline on the widget shows, but not the new text. Double checked I didn't accidentally break the HTML; I did not Refreshed again, still nothing. Internal frustration Exited npm with Ctrl+C in terminal Refreshed page again, orange box still there Copied the updated HTML from VS Code, edited widget in browser, pasted, saved - change is exactly what I expected More internal frustration Decided to ask for help here Thank you in advance to anyone who can help!86Views1like5CommentsTips on keeping stage and prod in alignment?
Hello developer friends! I am newer to GitHub, so please forgive me if I use the wrong terms here. :) I was wondering if anyone had any tips or tricks on how to "roll back" stage changes to bring staging back in line with prod on a regular basis? I've searched for how to do this more broadly, but what I've found doesn't seem to align well with a situation like Khoros, where there are a few developer admins with GitHub access, but everyone else is making changes directly on the site UI. Essentially, I want to be able to "undo" any unnecessary changes on Stage from people testing or experimenting before say, a Khoros update, so that we can test the new version with the site mirroring Prod as closely as possible. Any advice is welcome - and thanks in advance! :)75Views0likes2Comments