Shield-Smilie as BB-Code without Hacking!

All cried for this... OK. Noe I release it herer too.

No Hacking required for this.

Take the following Image and following BBCode:

Title: Schield

Tag: schield (or whatever you want)

Replacement:

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">

<tr>

    <td align="center" style="background-color: White; border: 1px solid Black; padding: 1px;"><normalfont>{param}</normalfont></td>

</tr>

<tr><td align="center">

<img src="absolut/path/to/your/image.gif" alt="" border="0">

</td></tr>

</table>

Use Option: No

Works on vB2 and vB3

If you want more than one Image use the Option tag and name the Images to schield1.gif etc. and use Filepath shield{option}.gif

Than call with [ schield=1]test[/shield]

I attached a Smilie.

Have fun.

[Crapaddict]

Originally Posted by unicorn

hi.

I am sory I got confused..

can some one post it to show:
1) more than one schield we can click to select from (like the smilies)
2) after selecting it a popup will appear asking to put the text

and thats it..

regards.

Both easy:
1) use the {option} for the actual imagename:

<img src="path/to/imagename{option}.gif">

This way users can specify the option wich directly refers to the name.
This way you can't call the images 'happysmile.gif', 'frowningface.gif' etc... but give them numbers: 1.gif, 2.gif etc... or perhaps 'shield1.gif', 'shield2.gif' etc...


2) just specify a 'Button Image' in your bb-code editor for usage with this tag.
this image will be put next to the other images in your editbox.
When clicked it will popup a inputbox for the text, followed by (if you chose to use {option} for this tag) a inputbox asking for the option, in your case the number for the sign.

[davidw]

<font color="Green">* christianb clicks install</font>

[Ghanem]

Originally Posted by imported_seraphex

Well after some work I have this.. Anyone know how I can pass the option through so people don't have to type it in. Here's the code I'm using.. I don't know if it's correct or not but it works for me. It prompts for the option but I want it to just automatically fill it in onclick.

<a href="#" onclick="return vbcode('banner', 'xxxxxx', 'xxx')"><img class="image" src="images/smilies/bannerwink.gif" alt="[banner=wink]text[/banner]" border="0" /></a> wink

hi
What should I use for 3.5.x

[Brew]

Originally Posted by KW802

Very nice. Needs TD & TR tags in the first row though.

Hello KW802,

Where are the tr and td supposed to be?

I've tried a few variations but they aren't working

Thanks!

[Clayton]

does this work for 3.6 and above, please?

[Traxdata]

loo. works on vb 3.7.0. beta2, looks a bit strange but it works thanks!!!