Emoticons For bbPress?
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Hi,
Maybe it’s just me but it would be great if emoticons (just like WP) were included in bbPress. Without using a plugin. I’m thinking about making a simple plugin that would work, or at least hope to work.
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hi again i want to know why the function grin(tag) { is out of php code
why it need to be out side?
It’s Javascript. PHP files are just like HTML files, and anything outside the
<?php ... ?>
is treated as HTML. Calling the particular function around that makes it go to that place and then go through and output the HTML (which happens to be JS).If you’d like emoticons to show up in your private messages here’s how. Open up bb-emoticons.php . After line 242 which contains
bb_add_filter('post_text', array(&$bbemoticons, 'convert_smilies'));
Add the following.
bb_add_filter('pm_text', array(&$bbemoticons, 'convert_smilies'));
This will display the emoticons within your your private messages
i see the emoticons but cant click them ;_;
i tried making this but didnt work yet
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/emoticons-for-bbpress?replies=55#post-819
Has anyone been able to get this working with the ‘bbpress-forum’ template (the one that mimics this forum) and bbPress 8.3? I had this working fine in my older install using the default template, but 8.3 seems to break things, and ‘bbpress-forum’ doesn’t have the post-form.php and edit-form.php files.
Aye, same here. All worked nice in the version previous to .3 but now nothing……
Seems to be broken in 0.9.0.1. Anybody else having trouble?
Doesn’t work for me in 0.9.x either!!
Its time someone built a plugin here..
At least I’m not the only one with problems.
I have the plugin activated, and if you type the shortcut, the image does appear. But you can’t click on the image links to make them appear in your post.
UPDATE!!
Figured out a way to integrate WordPress smileys into bbPress. Use this plugin!
http://pastebin.com/f411dfe2a
This looks great! Thank you.
Now if we can get WP-Grins converted to bbPress, we’d have clickable smilies…
The insert function in Comment Quicktags for bbPress can easily be reused to insert smilies. You don’t want to use wp-grins because it has to load prototype.js which is huge and slow.
I wasn’t having any luck using Comment Quicktags for bbPress with v0.9.0.1. I’ll give it another shot tonight though.
Still no luck getting Comment Quicktags for bbPress to work in the latest bbPress install.
@citizenkeit:
I haven’t the same luck either. But _ck_ gave my at tip to put both files of Quicktags directly into /my-plugins/ and not into subfolder – now it works!
Thanks for the tip. Didn’t work for me.
Is this actualy working by now or is there no way emotions could be impelmented in to bbpress? Thats a big shame I gues …
i didnt want ti install wordpress just for the smilies…
You can just download WordPress and upload the smilies to a new directory. Then just change the plugin to point to the new directory at this line:
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$wp_smiliesreplace[] = " <img src='/wp-includes/images/smilies/$img' alt='$smiley_masked' class='wp-smiley' /> ";
#
}_ck_:
The insert function in Comment Quicktags for bbPress can easily be reused to insert smilies.
Can you please show us how? Thanks
Maybe we should chip in some money for _ck_ to make a really nice emoticon plugin. Some of my forum users would probably chip in as well.
hello,
where i can download the latest version of this plugin?
bye
I’ve made an alpha version of bbPress Smilies available:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-smilies
It’s rough but will get the job done.
I want to make a suggestion _ck_ (then I don’t have to make it).
Put the (basic) smilies in a folder in the image folder, but also let people allow to put a smilie folder in de template’s folder.
Now let the plugin first check in the template folder if there is a smiley folder there, if so, use these smilies. If not, use the basic smilies from the basic map. This way we can use (custome)smilies suitable for the theme. (so if you theme is green, you can make some green smilies that fit your template.
Get the idea?
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