Hi,
hope this is about the right place to ask this...
I'm looking for a tag that would be replaced by the reader's user name, similar to
the {bbusername} tag in some other forums.
All I found about this issue was for IRC:
> Woah...I just discovered the IRC "/me" little "Easter Egg"...
> Are there any other such MODs already built in? Such as
> a "/you" function to display the reader's name?
but now, is there a similar thing for the posts on the forum?
I was told that <me> and </me> work on the forum too:
[me=WhizzB] What are you looking for here? [/me]
that shows as
/me What are you looking for here?
but that doesn't seem to have anything to do with getting the reader's name to the text.
Why I'd need this, is to write a story where the reader appears as one of the characters, so it's not really a question of life and death, but it'd be nice to get it working, anyway. So help is appreciated.
This is not a built in feature, but you can add it. The way to add it, however, will be changing in the next version. For the current version:
Sources/Subs.php, Find:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'/\[me="(.+?)"\](.+?)\[\/me\](?:<br \/>)?/is',
Add after:
'~\[you( /)?\]~i',
And then find:
// Something "me" is doing.
'<div class="meaction">* $1 $2</div>',
And add right after that:
$context['user']['name'],
In the next version, you'll find this in the same file:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'~\[me=((?:")?)(.{1,80}?)\\1\](.+?)\[/me\](?:<br />)?~i' => '<div class="meaction">* $2 $3</div>',
And add after it:
'~\[you( />)?\]~i' => $context['user']['name'],
-[Unknown]
Thanks a lot for the info.
Unfortunately I'm no admin on that site, so that stuff goes beyond what I can do there :-[ and the admin prefers to wait for the new version, before letting ignorant newbies hack his databases ;-)
That change doesn't involve doing anything with the database at all. Just point them to this thread and they can make the changes themselves.
oh i really really like this. i think i'll add this on my board..
edit: as much i love this, i couldnt get it to work. i'm sure i did something wrong
What happened?
Did you try it like this:
[you]
Or like this:
[you /]
Did it parse at all, just wrong, or not at all?
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This is awesome, I have been wanting to add like commands to my forum (and my members wanted it as well) so.. now I can. You showed where the code is, but how to add my own? Like... I want to add a sarcasm code. So (without saying it later) you can do >>>
<sarcasm>That's the best thing I have ever heard!</sarcasm>
is there then a way to do this?
Well, you could add...
'~\[sarcasm\](.+?)\[/sarcasm\]~i' => '-- $1 --',
I don't know how you'd want to format it, but basically you put in the second part the formatting. So, that '-- $1 --' could be:
'<div style="color: green;">$1</div>'
'<div class="sarcasm">$1</div>'
'<div style="color: white; background-color: white;">$1</div>'
Or anything.
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wow... okay, I think I got it.
Hrm, I'm probably totally wrong here, but I'll ask anyway: Is this the way I could add a "spoiler" Tag? (Meaning: By clicking on a "spoiler" button, the poster makes her enclosed text invisible unless people mark it with the right mouse button. The reader, at first, only sees the spoiler warning.
Yes... there is. Why else would I have posted my cryptic reply to the "hide" topic?
Instead of '<div style="color: green;">$1</div>'... why not:
'<script language="JavaScript">var spolierid = Math.round(Math.random() * 10000); document.write(\'<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById("spolier\' + spolierid + \'").style.display = ""; this.style.display = "none"; return false;">SPOILER: CLICK TO READ</a><span id="spoiler\' + spolierid + \'">\');</script>$1<script language="JavaScript">document.write(\'</span>\');</script>'
In theory, that shoudl hide it until you click to show. If javscript is off, it won't be hidden at all.
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OMG wow, that's a big "why not" replacement. Never heard of a "spoiler" tag. Hmmm, even more to contemplate about.
'~\[sarcasm\](.+?)\[/sarcasm\]~i' => '-- $1 --',
'<div style="color: green;">$1</div>'
'<div class="sarcasm">$1</div>'
'<div style="color: white; background-color: white;">$1</div>'
Why are their two color's? One white and one green? They are both refering to text right? Also, where in the Subs.php file do I put this?
Sorry, that was an example of three *separate* things it could be.
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Oh okay. But again, where do I put the code
'~\[sarcasm\](.+?)\[/sarcasm\]~i' => '-- $1 --',
'<div style="color: green;">$1</div>'
If I wanted to use that.
Zitat von: [Unknown] in Juni 07, 2004, 09:35:45 VORMITTAG
This is not a built in feature, but you can add it. The way to add it, however, will be changing in the next version. For the current version:
...
In the next version, you'll find this in the same file:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'~\[me=((?:")?)(.{1,80}?)\\1\](.+?)\[/me\](?:<br />)?~i' => '<div class="meaction">* $2 $3</div>',
And add after it:
'~\[you( />)?\]~i' => $context['user']['name'],
-[Unknown]
So, instead of the thing it says to add there, add:
'~\[sarcasm\](.+?)\[/sarcasm\]~i' => '<div style="color: green;">$1</div>',
-[Unknown]
Okay, great thanks :) Wow, that was easy, lol. I just imagined it to be harder. I got it so that it's green, and bold. But how to I make it italicised? I'm looking in the other PHP files to try to find the code for italicze, but I'm not seeing it.
Zitat von: [MiNX]Tek in September 16, 2004, 05:13:58 NACHMITTAGS
Okay, great thanks :) Wow, that was easy, lol. I just imagined it to be harder. I got it so that it's green, and bold. But how to I make it italicised? I'm looking in the other PHP files to try to find the code for italicze, but I'm not seeing it.
'~\[sarcasm\](.+?)\[/sarcasm\]~i' => '<div style="color: green; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;">$1</div>',Edit:
Better even, create a new class in
style.css named
.sarcasm.sarcasm
{
color: green;
font-weight: bold;
font-style: italic;
}and then change the above
div tag to
<div class="sarcasm">
spoiler doesn't work :(
this is what i have
'~\[spoiler\](.+?)\[/spoiler\]~i' => '<script language="JavaScript">var spolierid = Math.round(Math.random() * 10000); document.write(\'<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById("spolier\' + spolierid + \'").style.display = ""; this.style.display = "none"; return false;">SPOILER: CLICK TO READ</a><span id="spoiler\' + spolierid + \'">\');</script>$1<script language="JavaScript">document.write(\'</span>\');</script>',
ok i did some search on google, and came up with this code,
<b>Spoiler:</b> <input type="button" value="Show" style="width: 45px; font-size: 10px; margin:0px; padding:0px;" onClick="if (document.getElementsByTagName('div')[2].style.display !='')
{
document.getElementsByTagName('div')[2].style.display =''; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Hide';
}
else
{
document.getElementsByTagName('div')[2].style.display = 'none'; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Show';
}">
</div>
<div style="width:50%">
<div style="display: none; margin: 3px; padding: 6px; border: 1px solid;">
This is a spoiler
</div>
now i just gotta find a way to put it in smf... ;)
Zitat von: [Unknown] in September 15, 2004, 03:53:22 NACHMITTAGS
Yes... there is. Why else would I have posted my cryptic reply to the "hide" topic?
Instead of '<div style="color: green;">$1</div>'... why not:
'<script language="JavaScript">var spolierid = Math.round(Math.random() * 10000); document.write(\'<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById("spolier\' + spolierid + \'").style.display = ""; this.style.display = "none"; return false;">SPOILER: CLICK TO READ</a><span id="spoiler\' + spolierid + \'">\');</script>$1<script language="JavaScript">document.write(\'</span>\');</script>'
In theory, that shoudl hide it until you click to show. If javscript is off, it won't be hidden at all.
-[Unknown]
where i must try to put this comand for hide topic?
For new tags without attributes (parameters), like the sarcasm tag mentioned in this topic, you can now use this mod
http://mods.simplemachines.org/index.php?mod=48
Spoiler Tag (http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=19831.0) ;)
I would like to create a bbc tag, so that when used, a line of text is shown first, and then what the person types between the tag.
I think I need to use echo.... but I cant figure it out, keep getting parse errors :-\
I add an OoC(Out of Charakter) tag to my forum. What should i do with this code, that "Out of Charakter" is shown above that message like "Quote"?
Just anyone? ::)
'~\[ooc\](.+?)\[/ooc\]~i' => '<div class="quoteheader">Out of Character:</div><div class="quote">$1</div>',
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Zitat von: [Unknown] in Juni 07, 2004, 09:35:45 VORMITTAG
This is not a built in feature, but you can add it. The way to add it, however, will be changing in the next version. For the current version:
Sources/Subs.php, Find:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'/\[me="(.+?)"\](.+?)\[\/me\](?:<br \/>)?/is',
Add after:
'~\[you( /)?\]~i',
And then find:
// Something "me" is doing.
'<div class="meaction">* $1 $2</div>',
And add right after that:
$context['user']['name'],
In the next version, you'll find this in the same file:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'~\[me=((?:")?)(.{1,80}?)\\1\](.+?)\[/me\](?:<br />)?~i' => '<div class="meaction">* $2 $3</div>',
And add after it:
'~\[you( />)?\]~i' => $context['user']['name'],
-[Unknown]
How can i add this tag using the
custom bb code mod?
okie dokie..
1.1 is giving me beef..
in the subs.php file, firstly i tried adding this to the $codes array :
array(
'tag' => 'iframe',
'type' => 'unparsed_content',
'before' => '<iframe src="http://xyz.abc.com/$1.html" scrolling="no" frameBorder="0" height="240" width="104"></iframe>',
'after' => '',
),
which gives me errors...
Warning: main(/home/rain501/public_html/forums/Sources/Subs.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/rain501/public_html/forums/index.php on line 48
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '/home/rain501/public_html/forums/Sources/Subs.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/rain501/public_html/forums/index.php on line 48
And the same if i tag that out side of the $codes object, above the 'bbc goes above this line' line.
I then tried sticking the full sarcasm tag, copied from above onto the line above the 'stick yer bbc code above this line' line.. ;)
Still the errors :(
Anyone willing to point out where i'm going wrong?
EDIT:
Sorted it by rejigging the Array vars, so its all gravy now :)
This is a build in function in SMF 1.1 RC 2 right ?
Zitat von: [Unknown] in Juni 07, 2004, 09:35:45 VORMITTAG
This is not a built in feature, but you can add it. The way to add it, however, will be changing in the next version. For the current version:
Sources/Subs.php, Find:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'/\[me="(.+?)"\](.+?)\[\/me\](?:<br \/>)?/is',
Add after:
'~\[you( /)?\]~i',
And then find:
// Something "me" is doing.
'<div class="meaction">* $1 $2</div>',
And add right after that:
$context['user']['name'],
In the next version, you'll find this in the same file:
// [me=Comment]does something[/me]
'~\[me=((?:")?)(.{1,80}?)\\1\](.+?)\[/me\](?:<br />)?~i' => '<div class="meaction">* $2 $3</div>',
And add after it:
'~\[you( />)?\]~i' => $context['user']['name'],
-[Unknown]
I know this thread is dead but I will ask anyways. Can the [you] tag be modified so other information about the user can be displayed such as the users ip or email, etc...