Hello! :grinning_face: I’ve installed the discourse-policy plugin, and it’s accessible at https://discourse.localhost/admin/plugins. However, I can’t display my policy: [policy group=admins reminder=daily] I accept this policy will annoy me daily until I click accept [/policy] Here the result: [2023-09-12_14-15] The policy is not rendered in HTML. I tried to add and change the group parameter too. Thanks for your help!

Hi @johackim :wave: welcome to Meta :slight_smile: Perhaps make sure you have the plugin enabled in admin-settings policy enabled [policy] Although, if you can use the create policy button on the composer toolbar, then it must be enabled :thinking: I just made a new policy on one of my instances and it seems to be working as expected. I even copied and pasted your code above and successfully created a policy post. What happens when you rebuild html on that policy post? (click admin-wrench below post, rebuild html).

Hello @Lilly, thanks for your reply! The plugin is enabled: [2023-09-12_17-13] And I can create a policy with the “Create policy” button. However, the policy is not rendered in the topic :pensive: PS: I use discourse 3.1.0

Hello :wave: This format seems uncorrect… [image] johackim: However, I can’t display my policy: [policy group=admins reminder=daily] I accept this policy will annoy me daily until I click accept [/policy] I think it should be group="admins" reminder="daily" I am not too familiar with this plugin. Is this works like this? [policy group="admins" reminder="daily" version="1"] I accept this policy will annoy me daily until I click accept [/policy] Here are some example: [image] Discourse Policy Plugin discourse2 Summary Discourse Policy gives the ability to confirm your users have seen or done something, with optional reminders. open_book Install Guide This plugin is bundled with Discourse core. There is no need to install the plugin separately. Features Discourse policy shares much of its DNA with polls, it has the goal of ensuring members of a group accept certain policies by clicking a button. It has some specific features that set it apart from polls: It must …

yes @johackim it looks like what Don pointed out. If you use the “Create Policy” button in the extra part of the topic composer toolbar (the gear icon), it does this: [policy reminder="daily" version="1" groups="testgroup"] I accept this test policy [/policy] [create_policy]

I tried all ways (even from the “Create policy” button): [2023-09-12_18-03]

Hmmm. Are you on the latest Discourse version, either stable 3.1.0 or 3.2.0.beta1-dev? :thinking:

I tried with an admin and a simple user. I disabled policy_restrict_to_staff_posts too. Doesn’t change.

I just tested this on my site and it works out of the box, without changing any settings from the default. There is something interfering on your site - please try safe mode (add /safe-mode to your site URL) and see if you can get it working with the first two options selected. [Screenshot 2023-09-13 at 10.59.52 AM] You might also want to look in the logs and in the chrome javascript console.

I can't display my policy

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tobiaseigen (Tobias Eigen) September 12, 2023, 7:03pm 9

Is your user an admin or moderator?

Not sure if the policy_restrict_to_staff_posts setting is getting in your way. Try disabling it?

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