Explanation

This Extension is powered by WiseClock, and updated by Kvothe, but after flarum v1.0, the extension can not be used. so I upgrade it, now it can run under flarum v1.0

About This Extension

A Flarum extension. Adds a reply to see BBCODE.

Note that it only works for the main post (the start post of a discussion) because I don't think it makes sense to ask people replying to a comment post to see it's content. This BBCode will be replaced by div in comment posts.

How to

When creating/editing a post, you can simply use the [reply] BBCode to make it hidden to other users until they've replied.

[reply]Here goes the content[/reply]

Screenshots

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Installation

install manually with composer:

composer require nosun/reply-to-see

Updating

composer update nosun/reply-to-see
php flarum cache:clear

Links:

    nosun i like this extension, would be great if the content become visible after the reply automatically without refresh

      15 days later

      Greetings! Thank you for the plugin.

      EDIT: Removed
      "This does not seem to work with Flarum 1.1.0. Any chance you could update it to work with 1.1.0? "

        Justoverclock Thanks for the reply. It is magically working now. Weird! Caching issue, I guess :-)

          16 days later

          Thanks for upgrading this extension.

          I used flarum 1.1.1(if you need a live site to check it out, please let me know). I am not sure why, and below are screenshots. By the way, "reply to see content" is also visible in the loading page, which doesn't require login. 😅

          6 days later

          xiyanxy can you describe the bug so the author can get some idea of what's wrong?

          If you have created a fork and need help adding a new feature, please create a new discussion under Dev. If your fork is ready, you may consider creating a new discussion under Extensions to promote your extension and offer a place for support. Please do not disturb an existing extension discussion about a forked version.

          The package name you reference in your command does not appear to exist on Packagist, so I assume this must be a local package, or the command is written in error.

              23 days later

              how can i bypass "need to reply" by usergroup?
              @nosun

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              6 months later

              is it compatible with last version of flarum?