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Author Topic: Add quicktags  (Read 6055 times)
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dwo Topic starter
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« on: July 01, 2008, 10:13:04 pm »

Hello.

I searched a way to add quicktags to the comment field.

I found http://alexking.org/projects/js-quicktags

Download, tweak the .js file to your needs, upload it to root and edti theme.php function

Code:
// HTML template for the form to add comments
if (!isset($template_add_your_comment)) { //{THEMES}
...

Code:
<!-- BEGIN input_box_no_smilies -->
                                <td class="tableb_compact">
                                <textarea class="textinput" id="message" name="msg_body" style="width: 550px;" rows="6"></textarea>
  <script class="comment_button" type="text/javascript">edToolbar('message');</script>
<!-- END input_box_no_smilies -->

This adds quicktags.

I think adding them anywhere, eg description is as easy.

Do not forget to pay at least the one dollar 35 Wink

Only formatting the buttons with css didnt work...

regards, Dietmar

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dwo Topic starter
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« Reply #1 on: July 02, 2008, 08:31:12 am »

Of course, you additionally have to call the script in template.html with <script ... command.
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« Reply #2 on: July 02, 2008, 08:54:00 am »

Just found out:

To format the button, you have to insert code into the .js file.

Code:
default:
document.write('<input class="comment_button" type="button" id="' + button.id + '_' + which + '" ' + accesskey + ' class="ed_button" onclick="edInsertTag(\'' + which + '\', ' + i + ');" value="' + button.display + '"  />');
break;
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