רשימות נושאים מותאמות אישית ב-Discourse

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

	Summary	Allows you to create custom topic lists that can be accessed via a URL
	Repository Link	GitHub - discourse/discourse-custom-topic-lists: custom topic lists
	Install Guide	How to install plugins in Discourse

Features

This plugin adds a new dropdown; when clicked, it leads you to a custom topic list based on a filter defined in the configuration.

The new dropdown:

The sidebar links, you can decide if the list should appear on the side or not:

When you click to go to the custom list page, you are met with a page similar to a topic list:

The name, banner label, icon and path can be defined in the configuration

Configuration

Make sure to have experimental topics filter enabled

This is the config I’ve used in the example:

[Heliosurge (Dan DeMontmorency)]

This is very useful. Awesome thank you!

[NateDhaliwal]

Looks great! I was wondering, how is different from categories? Why not use a category instead?

[Jagster (Jakke Lehtonen)]

Is this kind of frontend for experimental filter?

[huynhthai824 (Sora &\)]

Hello, Can i custom multi select groups tag as this topic Multi menu select Group tags

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

@NateDhaliwal

how is different from categories? Why not use a category instead?

It uses this experimental feature called /filter, you can see the DSL query in this meta post

This is different from categories because you can create a custom list with 2 categories, e.g., category:bug,feature or, in my case, category:arts-media,feature would bring all topics that include both categories.

@huynhthai824

Hello, Can i custom multi select groups tag as this topic Multi menu select Group tags

I have tested, and from what I could see, tag groups are not supported in the /filter feature.

[Heliosurge (Dan DeMontmorency)]

Will tag groups be added a n future? As it seems to be an under utilized feature concept.

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

I worked on that: FEATURE: Add tag_group option in `/filter` by Grubba27 · Pull Request #27427 · discourse/discourse · GitHub.

I’ll keep you guys and the changelog updated.

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

The PR was merged into the core!

[jrgong]

This would be epic! Currently we are using the docs plugin to create a some sort of product database. But having a view of tag-group-based dropdowns would help us immensely

[Gotchur]

@gabriel is it possible for end users to create their own custom lists?

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

Currently, no.

I do not have yet done a per user customization like that, when I get that know-how and have time I will add it.

It is open source, if you would like, you can start a pr and we can go iterating

[ncaming215 (nate c.)]

@Gotchur

@gabriel is it possible for end users to create their own custom lists?

for this idea.

I think you’re onto something, @gabriel. You’ve actually managed to get really close to a working concept for this idea that @nathank also helped spark.

If users can custom define their own lists, and leverage the nav sidebar ( ), we’re incrediby close to people defining their own feed based on interests.

[TheDarkWizard]

That would be an excellent feature for the end user.

[gabriel (Gabriel Grubba)]

Hey! We have an update for this plugin. Now you can add a .rss to the end of your custom list, which will render it in the RSS format.

[jrgong]

Would it be possible to create a dropdown based on a specific tag group and display all tags as dropdown items?

[putty (Derek Putnam)]

Is there a way for users to subscribe (watch, watch first post) to a custom list? I’m working on a project that involves compiling content from multiple categories, but I need a way for users to know about new content. I suspect this requirement will drive me to use tags, but wanted to ask

[putty (Derek Putnam)]

שאלה נוספת: כיצד אתם ממליצים למקד קטגוריות בודדות כאשר לקטגוריות מרובות יש אותו שם? לדוגמה, יש לנו קטגוריית חדשות לכל המוצרים שלנו, כלומר למעלה מתריסר קטגוריות חדשות.

אני מנסה משהו כמו הורה:ילד ומספר מזהה, אך הם לא נראים שעובדים.