Hi,
When creating posts I am unable to select relevant tags and have a short list of tags I can select from.
For example I posted and am unable to add tags I see on other posts like access-token, roles, rbac, etc.
Please help!
Hi,
When creating posts I am unable to select relevant tags and have a short list of tags I can select from.
For example I posted and am unable to add tags I see on other posts like access-token, roles, rbac, etc.
Please help!
Hey @darrenk ,
I can also see these tags have been available for the āHelpā category of topics before. I will check this further and possibly add the missing tags.
Please let me know if you have any other questions on that in the meantime ![]()
Hey @darrenk - a tag hierarchy must be followed to select granular tags - for example roles one will be available to add only once a parent tag management-api is selected.
We found two ways of doing so, and letās explain that on a roles tag example
:
a) On the main page, please click āTagsā button and select roles:
b)You will notice that topics with role tags also have the management-api tag. Thus, when creating a new topic, first, we would select the management-api, and as a result, the roles tag will appear on the drop-down menu.
Another way of creating a topic with a roles tag is to repeat step a) and then click the āNew Topicā button.
We can see this may not be a convenient and efficient way of creating a new topic, but I hope this guidance is helpful before any moderation for that on our side happens. ![]()
Iām still stuck.
Iād like to create a new Help topic with tags: oauth2, scopes
On the main page, I click āTagsā button and select āscopesā, then āNew Topicā.
āscopesā appears in the new topic dialog but searching for āoauth2ā there gives no results.
Iām sorry for the friction ( I just reproduced the issue) -
In this case, please select the āJWT.ioā category (instead of āHelpā). From there, you can select both tags: oauth2, scopes.
Please let me know if that worked for you or share your thoughts on the experience - will look to improve.