phpMyFAQ

I guess it just takes time. I came back to this today and they're all in the index.

Yes, I see all of that. Documents shows 0 and size is 255. Create Index, Full Import, and Drop Index don't seem to do anything. This is with phpMyFAQ running on IIS, Elasticsearch on the same box, and MySQL for the DB running on a remote server.

I needed to delete the existing Elasticsearch index and now I need to rebuild it. I've recreated the index in Elasticsearch and when I go to Configuration>Elasticsearch configuration, it displays Documents as 0 and a storage size. However, I can't figure out how to get existing FAQs to be loaded bac...

Did some digging, looks like there's a logic check in the admin\configuration.php file that disables the backend WYSIWYG editor if the Markdown editor is enabled. Is there a reason they both can't be enabled, does one make the other redundant or is there some compatibility issue?

Manually running the SQL query to enable the other editor worked and I get the nice editor in the backend.

I guess I need to figure out what's going on with making config changes not happen in SQL. No errors are showing up with debugging enabled.

Ya, I believe you've handled all of the query fixes already in a bug report I made on Github. Just pointing them out since this is the version we are working with at the moment.

Which one? There are options for two WYSIWYG, I have checked both boxes, but only the one that mentions the front-end activated. I've encountered this a few times where I make configuration changes but they don't stick after hitting save. I just assumed I could only have one WYSIWYG editor.

I spent a few long days trying to get phpmyfaq working on Linux, which got me familiar with how the application works. However, since I'm coming from a Windows background and the environments I work in are all Windows-centric,I set out to figure out how to get phpmyfaq running on top of IIS and MS S...

When editing an existing FAQ, we get all the markdown code instead of the pretty WYSIWYG editor that's present when you create an FAQ. Unification of the editor would be great.

Are you able to give an explanation as to what those options are supposed to be or point us to some reference that would explain them? I've found phpMyFAQ to be one of the best looking open source FAQ/KB applications, but the documentation is sorely lacking.

What do the LDAP options, `Enable LDAP group support, e.g. "DOMAIN\username"` and `LDAP mapping for "member of" when using LDAP groups` do then?

Is there a way to sync LDAP groups into phpmyfaq or can I target ldap groups? What's the syntax, just the group name or the dn of the group?