- I created a test page using the plugin help
By placing the following code in the appropriate files.
For example, in plugin.rb
Discourse::Application.routes.append do
get '/help' => 'discourse_help/help#my_page'
end
load File.expand_path('../lib/dev/engine.rb', __FILE__)
engine.rb
module DiscourseHelp
class Engine < ::Rails::Engine
isolate_namespace DiscourseHelp
config.after_initialize do
Discourse::Application.routes.append do
mount ::DiscourseHelp::Engine, at: "/"
end
end
end
end
Etc.
I can see this page very well in my browser. Nicely. Included the second browser did the User Agent as a search engine and looked at this page as it is seen by the robots (search engines).
Robots do not see the content of the page, but only see:
Perfectly. I then decided to check and put to check already working plugins (for example, static pages, which were offered here). The result is similar.
Search engines do not see the content of the pages they create. I. e., I cannot use such pages for search engines.
I would like to know what are the ways to pass plugin content to templates at: app/views
I beg forgiveness for my English, Google translator used.
Another example about which I wrote above.
https://discourseleague.com/page/static-pages-plugin/1/
Etc. This is a general trend …