Thanks TWT for the terms! :up:

Anyone need a button?

Okay

well a Show all would be good and i could reall yuse a submit feature. LoL.. just somthing like that would be cool.

Anything!

thx

Thanks Kevin -- awesome button. :up: I think I'll modify this shortly to allow people to view all terms, and maybe even a quick search or something. Anyone think a search would be useful? How do you think the submission thing should be handled, everyone?

Well, I like the idea of members being able to search, if it turns our you have a huge database of terms, this would be ideal. I think allowing those to view all terms would be a nice idea, but if you are going to implement the search feature, there is not much of a reason to implement a "View All", imo.

In regards to allowing "Term Submissions" I think that would be great, but they would have to be moderated in a way, you would not want loads of trash filling up your glossary for you to later have to delete.

Maybe have a form where only members can fill it out, once they fill it out, it is directly sent to the webmaster/administrator with the term and it's difinition. Once the admin/webmaster reviews it, he/she can then add it to the database (this would take away the time it takes to moderate them, instead, it directly goes to the admin/webmaster).

Just my thoughts. :) - Still a nice hack

I was looking at kevins button that he attached and thought I would post one with the border on it for those that wanted it.

http://www.movieforums.net/glossary.php?ltr=D

LOL!

Looks interesting. I might install it. I know it's hard enough trying to keep up with the slang of Star Wars geeks - much less SW geeks who roleplay. ;)

Got vbp3.0pr7 and vb2.2.2 and all is working great!

Thanks. :p

Cool Hack!

I would love to have a 'list all' option, any suggestions how to do this, or 'TWTCommish' could you add that to the script?

Many thanks in advance.

good idea.

Ok, I added the functionality for this. I've attached the new glossary.php file to this post...just upload it over the old one...but make the template changes first, naturally. :)

Find this in your glossary template:

Right after it, add this:

Next, create a template called glossary_viewall. Enter this into it:

Next, create a template called glossary_viewall_selected. Enter this into it:

Okay! I think that's it. Here it is in action:
http://www.movieforums.net/glossary.php

Let me know if I've missed anything (more than likely!). :)