Allows quoting of posts when replying. Initially based on ideas of the following plugin http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/quote/ .
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Ajaxed Quote (1.2)
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Version: 1.2
Last Updated: 2009-7-23
Requires bbPress Version: 1.0 or higher
Compatible up to: 1.0.1
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Author: Eduardo Graells
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It did work, and I've triple-checked the installation notes to make sure it works.
Is there anything I can do to debug?
Posted: 3 years ago # -
Er, meant to say it didn't, and I got the quote showing now.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
Yes. Please use Firebug and take note of the error displayed in the JS console when you click in "Quote".
Also, check the following:
- There must a folder named 'sack' with a javascript file inside the folder of ajaxed quote.
- The plugin must be installed in a subdirectory of the folder my-plugins.
- It doesn't work if you use WordPress header template.Posted: 3 years ago # -
Has anyone had any success implementing this yet? I'm able to get the option to quote to appear at the end of each post (next to edit an delete), but clicking on it does nothing but bring me down to the empty comment field. I've made the necessary changes to post.php and post-form.php, made sure the folder structure is correct including the 'sack' folder, and activated the plugin.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
It works for me :)
Check mi previous message. What does firebug tell you ?
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I have same problem as ddemeo:
Firebug:sack is not defined
quote_user_click("7", "quote.ajax.php?_wpnonce=7040b3ef57")quote.js...Fforum%2F (line 3)
onclick()Posted: 3 years ago # -
Please see the html source of any topic and tell me if the script is being added.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I d'ont see any code beetwen :
textarea /textarea
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Posted: 3 years ago # -
Sorry, it should be in the header :) Something like:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.ryuuko.cl/bbpress/my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/sack/tw-sack.js'></script> <script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.ryuuko.cl/bbpress/my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/quote.js.php?bloginfo=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ryuuko.cl%2Fbbpress%2F'></script>With your url instead of ryuuko/bbpress.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
in the header this string added
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I've reinstalled the plugin and it works now: http://forums.mudlet.org/
So thank you very much.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
What a great plugin! It works for me too, in a couple of different installations.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
Needs to be updated to change my-plugins to bb-plugins.
Also it seems to break with permalinks -
http://example.com/forums//your-first-topic#post-1should be
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I never could get this work and ended up using the other quote plugin: http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/quote/#post-132
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I had same problems as a few other guys, and exactly as Pertinax786 says, you have to change the path from my-plugins to bb-plugins.
Open "quote.php" and "quote.js.php", make the changes on the following lines. Upload the file, deactivate the plugin, and then re-activate it. Voila!
quote.php, line 74&75
bb_enqueue_script('sack', bb_get_option('uri') . 'my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/sack/tw-sack.js?ver=1.6.1'); bb_enqueue_script('ajaxed-quote', bb_get_option('uri') . 'my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/quote.js.php?bloginfo=' . bb_get_option('uri'));quote.js.php, line 8
var mysack = new sack("<?php echo $siteurl; ?>my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/" + wp_nonce_url);Furthermore, try to visit the to javascripts, and make sure that they are seen as javascripts. I found that mine wasn't, as of my apache allowing PHP inside of JS files, and as of the fact that the quote.js.php actually is a PHP-file. If you have the same problem just insert the following line/PHP-code in the top of the documents:
header('Content-type: text/javascript; charset="utf-8"',true);Posted: 3 years ago # -
Sorry, it's becoming late, and I'm obviously not thinking 100% clear - the last action shouldn't be necessary, it has no affect at all.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
This works nicely on bbpress 0.9.0.4, it's a great extension.
However, I did have some trouble. The posts above suggest moving from my-plugins to bb-plugins. That was not necessary. After looking at the Apache logs, I saw this:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_ereg_replace() in /home/forums/bbpress-0.9.0.4/my-plugins/ajaxed-quote/quote.ajax.php on line 8, referer: http://forums.example.com/topic/15It turned out all I had to do was install the php mbstring extension. It's not installed by default on Fedora 8, at least. So I did
yum install php-mbstring /etc/init.d/httpd restartand voi'la!
I suggest adding a mention in the readme file that you must ensure you have the mbstring extension installed. It would be cool to also have a check for that in the plugin itself, so it could tell you that it's not going to work before you can activate it, or something like that.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
I'm having the same problem as a couple of people above. I got everything set up exactly like the instructions say, but when I click on quote it just takes me down to a blank reply box. And I have zero idea what this guy above me is talking about with the mbstring extension thing. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Posted: 2 years ago # -
Thanks for this plugin! It works great for me!
However I installed WYSIWYG'S: TinyMCE (Also tried another Richtext Editor: Fork (RTEF)),
It doesnt work anymore, since the editors seem to replace the textarea.How can i solve this?
http://matsuri.moai.sePosted: 2 years ago #
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