request: clickable smilies in admin post in popup

  • waterlily

    (@waterlily)


    20 years, 1 month ago

    Hi all, I have a request… I have followed Sara/SG’s smiley in admin post tutorial to the T and I am able to get it to work. YAY!
    However, my request is if we can incorporate the smilies in some sort of popup palette instead of incorporating it in the admin post interface. The reason being is that I have at least 600 smilies in my private blog and I like the ease of palettes (it’s powered by pMachine). The same clickability applies. I’d rather not add 600 lines of code in the wp-config-extra.php.
    I’m happy with the way the smilies are incorporated in the interface, but I’d like to see if we can get it in a popup palette, too. Other smiley addicts would probably appreciate it, too.
    Thanks in advance.

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  • Thread Starter waterlily

    (@waterlily)

    20 years, 1 month ago

    woohoo! i was able to get it to work in pMachine just now, popup and clickable… all i need to know is the name of the form where the body of the entry is typed.

    Thread Starter waterlily

    (@waterlily)

    20 years ago

    hey everybody… just wanted to reopen this thread.
    i am able to get the clickable smilies using Alex King’s tutorial (on another blog) but i really want to get clickable smilies in a palette of some sort. from my control panel or from the comment form, i want to be able to click on a link that pops up a window and then from there i can click on a smiley and the code to transfer to the comment form. i can get it to pop up and everything but when i click on a smiley, i get an error (mind you, i have tried all sorts of combinations.)
    ‘self.opener.window.document.commentform.textarea’ is null or not an object
    the actual code of this palette comes from Scriptygoddess Lazyman’s Smilies.
    here’s a snippet:
    <?
    //EDIT THESE PATH
    $smiliepath = “/smilies2/”;
    $serverPathToSmilies = “/home/user/public_html/waterlily/smilies2”;
    $numberOfColumns = 6;
    // edit these next two ONLY if they differ from your comments form
    $commentsFormName = “comments”;
    $commentsTextName = “body”;
    ?>
    i would greatly appreciate it if someone can help me get this to work. thanks in advance.

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