Textpattern Support Forum

Hi!

I am using your plugin, it works fine!
Now I am wondering if it’s possible to use it in the comments form. If so, how?

Thank you!

Hi Ruhh!

Thank you for your help.
I will accept your solution.

I’m trying to get this plugin to work, but I get an error message that I don’t really understand:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ')' in /var/www/site.com/vf/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php(574) : eval()'d code on line 11 The above errors were caused by the plugin:an7_filter Tag error: <txp:an7_filter> -> Textpattern Warning: tag does not exist on line 983

I’m running Txp 4.0.6. It seems as if a closing parenthesis is missing, but where?

The plugin looks like this:

function an7_filter($atts, $thing=’‘) { global $thisarticle; global $thiscomment;
extract(lAtts(array( ‘imga’ => ‘ <img src=”/images/emoticons/’, // defines the first half of the image, sans filename ‘imgb’ => ‘.png” class=“emoticon” /> ‘, // defines the second half of the image, including file format
),$atts));

$replacements = array( // “bodystep” => “<span class=“red”>body</span>step”

$wrap = parse($thing);
$filtered = strtr($wrap, $replacements);
return $filtered;
}

Great, thanks!

It works fine as long as the word isn’t written with caps as Txp encloses these with <span class=“caps”> and thereby breaks this plugin which is kinda annoying.

But your adjustments helped and we’ll just have to write these words in lower case.

Spot wrote:

Thanks for this plugin, works a treat.
Just thought it really should contain alt=”“ to validate, i.e:
‘imgb’ => ‘.png” alt=”“ class=“emoticon” /> ‘,

Thanks for pointing that out!

I’ve just posted version 0.2.0 which fixes the image validating, and corrects the CSS to comply with plugin standards (using, by default, the plugin name to define styles for elements generated by the plugin).

Mr. Smith wrote:

…It works fine as long as the word isn’t written with caps…

The case sensitivity has not been addressed yet, as there is no native case-insensitive strtr function in PHP (that I’ve found). There is code to do it, but it’s not particularly short, and I haven’t picked through it yet.

JM and others, thanks for answering questions! I can’t always keep up with support questions, and really appreciate the help. :D

Last edited by iaian7 (2008-07-17 20:12:09)