Several users, including Kyle_Risi and devnull, are experiencing issues with users being unable to invite others to their community, despite having trust level 2 (TL2) or above. However, codinghorror explains that the invite feature works as designed, with the option appearing on the share button on the topic and in the user profile once a user reaches TL2.
codinghorror suggests that site settings might be preventing invites from working and asks if the site is set to private. devnull mentions that their site has activated sign-in with Discord (SSO), which might still cause issues with invites, despite codinghorror believing that this is no longer the case.
Since going live we have had an issue with our users being unable to invite users signup for the community.
I know this is limited to users able TL2 but users who are TL2 and above do not have the ability to invite users, there just isn’t an option available within their account.
is this a bug or is there something else i need to do to activate this functionality?
Invite feature works as designed; I just tested it on try.discourse.org – everything hinges on being a trust level 2 user, as described in all the Discourse documentation.
I signed up with new account (all accounts default to trust level 1 there). I can’t send invites as a TL1 user. The share button on the topic does not present the option, and there is no invites tab on my user profile. Like so:
Perhaps you have some other site setting enabled that prevents invites from working? Is your site set to private? (For example, SSO / DiscourseConnectused to prevent invites from working, but I believe this is no longer the case.)