Quick question:
How can I add a topic to my post when there's nothing suitable to select?
Thanks for the help!
Quick question:
How can I add a topic to my post when there's nothing suitable to select?
Thanks for the help!
Edited:
Ah, I see, looks like you don't have access to it, only administrators can do that. As a workaround, for this "php" case, please select the most relevant topic instead, which is "SDKs" . Or, you can '@' us in your question so that we can manually add a topic for your question.
You can select the most relevant topic or enter a custom one you define.
Sorry for responding so late. RL issues came up.
Just to clarify: I tried simply typing something in the box. Nothing came up. I've tried using "enter" after I had typed in the topic, but that only resulted in the topic disappearing. Same goes for using a comma. So..... how can I enter a custom one that I define?
You need to click that custom topic in the drop-down list, like this:
Unfortunately I do not get that option. php is what I typed in. All it says for me is : No matches found as you can see. Clicking on that will leave me with an empty field again. Clicking php leaves me with an empty field as well.
@FranklinChen Thank you for selecting the "Best Answer". But actually, in my case the answer you selected was NOT the best answer as it didn't work. I need to use the work around. Apparently I don't have access to the "Best Answer" solution. I can imagine there are more people who have a similar/the same problem.
I didn't select a "Best Answer" since, truth be told, a work around which gives other people extra work, doesn't sound like best solution to me. But that's maybe how I select best answers (or not).
For those who can use the solution suggested in the "Best Answer", it's great :)
Thank you, @Citrus Yan, for the work around. I hope a good solution/explanation as to why I can't (Yet?) select a topic will be implemented/given soon!
Sorry for the confusion made earlier, the truth is that currently only administrators such as us can perform such operations.
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