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#2 11-12-2005 03:49:06
- Waccoon
- Administrator
Re: Smiles!
I want to have a nice JavaScript thing on the comment screen that lets people add smilies with a mouse click, but as usual, I'm a lazy.
In the meantime (the next six years), here's a reference. You shouldn't have much trouble telling which is which:
>:D
>:)
:)
:|
:(
:D
:o
;)
:/
:P
:lol:
:mad:
:rolleyes:
:cool:
:duh:
:blush:
:cry:
:boohoo:
:crazy:
:what:
:sneaky:
:gamer:
:barf:
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#3 11-30-2005 15:02:35
- kendra
- New member
Re: Smiles!
Are you talking about these forums or Waci?
For the forums there is a emoticon mod , its not to hard to implement. We had it done then a stupid upgrade came out and i never thought of it so we lost them.
You can see it here
http://www.punres.org/viewtopic.php?id=194
Hope that helps
~Kendra~
Last edited by kendra (11-30-2005 15:04:23)
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#4 12-01-2005 04:16:17
- Waccoon
- Administrator
Re: Smiles!
I forgot to add a list of smilies to the comment page in Wacintaki. I've already fixed that in 1.2.5 (my own board), and I'll be releasing it, soon.
What I really want to do is make smilies customizable. That requires a database change, but it'll be worth it. I'll also update the code to detect duplicates, so both :-) and :) will use the same image. Hopefully, I won't get sidetracked again this weekend.
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#5 12-06-2005 11:40:20
- kendra
- New member
Re: Smiles!
I have been working on this idea of adding smilies codes via click.
// put this .js function into the head section of the page
<script language="javascript">
<!--
function writeImgTag(code)
{
var cache = document.form_name.text.value;
this.code = code;
document.form_name.text.value = cache + " <img src='/images/" + code + ".gif'> ";
document.form_name.text.focus();
}
//-->
</script>
1) change form_name to the name of the form specified in the <form> tag
2) change text to the name of the textarea form element you want the code to be written into
3) change the image path to wherever you keep your images.
Example html for Inserting a emoticon: I added a space or smile will show in example not code.
<img onClick="writeImgTag('smile')" src=": )" border=0>
or insert the image:
<img onClick="writeImgTag('smile')" src="/smiles/happy.gif" border=0>
[b]Note:[.b]
You will need to specify the correct path and image names. I tend to keep all .js files in seperate files then just call them using
<script language="JavaScript" src="emoticon.js"></script>
Ill post more as I refine it, I think it might bet better to let the emoticon be interpeted with a keystroke other then inserting the actual image,
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#6 12-07-2005 04:36:01
- Waccoon
- Administrator
Re: Smiles!
This is the code I'm using for smiley insertion right now.
Code:
function insertText(id, newtext) {
// Works for IE and Mozilla, but not many others
var box = document.getElementById(id);
box.focus();
if (box.createTextRange) {
// IE (use this instead of caretPos)
document.selection.createRange().text += newtext;
} else if (box.setSelectionRange) {
// Mozilla, some others
var len = box.selectionEnd;
box.value = box.value.substr(0, len) + newtext + box.value.substr(len);
box.setSelectionRange(len + newtext.length, len + newtext.length);
} else {
// DOM
box.value += newtext;
}
}I'm not sure how to make the interface to customize smilies, so I may save that feature for 1.3. I didn't get a chance to work on 1.2.5 last weekend (relatives came over... grumble), so I'll aim for next week.
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