Hi all ![]()
In the table of all the topics we have ‘latest’ and other buttons. Is there a way to add a new display ‘non-solved’ that contain all of the topics that were not solved (with the solved plugin
)?
Thank you ![]()
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The discussion revolves around displaying all non-solved topics in a Discourse forum. verilog15 asks if it’s possible to create a ‘non-solved’ view that excludes categories without the solved plugin. bloomexperiment explains that appending ?solved=no to a URL filters unsolved topics, and this can be applied per category, such as https://meta.discourse.org/c/support?solved=no 5. JammyDodger confirms that the query filter works on the latest topics list, showing only unsolved posts. verilog15 acknowledges the solution but seeks a way to filter only categories that support the solved system, which remains unresolved.
From this topic:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/searching-solved-posts/69648/5?u=bloomexperiment
Appending ?solved=no to a topic list URL would show unsolved topics e.g.
https://forum.example.com/latest?solved=no
To add a navigation link amongst the Latest/Top buttons, you could use this theme component:
and use the URL with ?solved=no
That is great, thank you!
Some of the caterogies do not have the ‘solved’ system so using ?solved=no will display them as well. Is there a way to filter it as well, so I will get only non-solved topics from categories that do have the ‘solved’ system?
So I guess it’s not possible? ![]()
Yeah I’m not sure how to achieve that, sorry
The link does work per category e.g.
https://meta.discourse.org/c/support?solved=no
Thank you! ![]()
I’ll wait for a comment of one of the Discourse developers. Maybe they know a way to do it ![]()
Just to round this one out - using the query filter on the latest topic list would only show those topics that were solvable but were currently unsolved eg: