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No settings tab in admin

By Steve Lee @stevelee
    2019-09-28 11:02:41.742Z

    The guide in the Admin section says I should look in the "Settings Tab" but I can see no settings UI of any sort.

    Also there seem to me no moderation tools either.

    I'm sure I'm just missing something obvious.

    thanks

    • 5 replies
    1. It's here: https://comments-for-fullmeasure-uk.talkyard.net/-/admin/settings/. (There's an Admin link at the top of the blog comments, and, at comments-for-fullmeasure-uk.talkyard.net if you login and click your username and then Admin, you'll get to the settings tab.)

      How did you do, when you tried to find the settings, and that didn't work?

      Maybe it'd be good if what you tried, would work fine too. So other people who try the same things as you, in the future, will find the settings.

      1. SSteve Lee @stevelee
          2019-09-30 10:54:57.588Z

          Strange - so I did not click on my user name - in fact I'm sure i only saw the icons jsut to the right of my user name before. Either that it's the usual problem with flat design - you never know what can be clicked on until you try (technicall there are no clear affordances)!

          But anyway -now I know it is there! :)

          Now how do I close this issue LOL

          1. Maybe this was in the past, when you were using the comments demo site. Then you cannot login as admin (only I can login as admin to the demo site). And you wouldn't have seen any admin link (like you described?).

            I can close this issue, ... by clicking Change ... and then Close.

            1. SSteve Lee @stevelee
                2019-10-04 13:18:22.862Z

                I can close this issue, ... by clicking Change ... and then Close.

                Oh cool! I was jesting but i see thisis quite a good tool forum + issues ! Is it based on anything or roll-your-own?

                1. Roll-one's-own is probably the best description. It's new discussion software created from scratch — well it uses Play Framework, an app server framework. So one can say it's built on Play Framework (just like many Ruby applications are built on Ruby on Rails).

          2. Progress
            with handling this problem
          3. @KajMagnus closed this topic 2019-10-04 10:35:34.056Z.