After installing Discourse 2.2.0 on server Ubuntu 16.04, I am surprised to not see the icons on the menu bar (for ex. the search icon)
How to fix this? Thanks a lot
/lmcthjo
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After installing Discourse 2.2.0 on Ubuntu 16.04, lmcthjo reported missing icons on the menu bar, such as the search icon. pmusaraj suggested rebuilding and checking console logs. esepjav confirmed a rebuild was done and identified a specific error: discourse-solved plugin was trying to load a missing helper module (topic-status-icons). pmusaraj clarified this was a plugin-core compatibility issue and recommended upgrading Discourse or downgrading the plugin. lmcthjo resolved the issue by using an older commit (Feb 19, 3b7baa1) of the discourse-solved plugin compatible with Discourse 2.2.0. They asked which Discourse version is needed for the latest plugin commit — pmusaraj replied the fix is in the latest beta (via this commit) and advised using the tests-passed branch to avoid such issues. lmcthjo acknowledged the fix is in the latest beta and expressed satisfaction.
Have you tried rebuilding? Are there any console errors in the log?
yes, we rebuild.
Uncaught Error: Could not find module discourse/helpers/topic-status-icons imported from discourse/plugins/discourse-solved/discourse/initializers/extend-for-solved-button
Ah, that’s an issue unrelated to the OP: the discourse-solved plugin is trying to load a helper that is missing from your core. You should upgrade to latest (or, unrecommended, downgrade the discourse-solved plugin).
Thanks for your help Penar, we were able to fix the issue by using discourse-solved plugin from Feb. 19 (commit: 3b7baa1a513e5267d8213ceda09dd461f94cf9ad) with Discourse 2.2.0.
If we rebuild discourse with latest commit of the discourse-solved plugin, which version of Discourse do we need to take to avoid this issue? version 2.3.0? We don’t want to upgrade discourse to latest if this issue is not fixed.
Thanks.
This was added on this commit, which is included in the latest beta. You should consider using tests-passed, you’ll run into less incompatibility issues if you do.
Ok Penar, good to know that it is fixed in latest beta of discourse.