Title element for Smilies / Number of Smilies

[effeff70]

HI there

Within template "contententry_panel_smilies", I can see:

{vb:raw smilie.description}

Apparently, this fields is a concatenation of two database fields of table "smilie": title and smilietext.
I scanned the entire VB installation for smilie.description on order to find the code where this field is being assembled: without success.
Also, setting:

{vb:raw smilie.description}

to

{vb:raw smilie.title}

did not work.

My second issue:
Within template "contententry_panel_smilies", I can see:

<vb:each from="smilieInfo.previewSmilies"

Where is previewSmilies being set?
I would like alter the number of smilies being shown.

I have tried to remove the code fealing with the previewSmilies-code so that in any case the following from-loop is executed:

<vb:each from="smilieInfo.categories"

But this did not work.
So I guess my question is where smilieInfo.previewSmilies and smilieInfo.categories are being initialized.

[delicjous]

The number of smilies to show as "preview" could be handled by the option Smilie Panel Initial Smilies in admincp/options.php?do=options&dogroup=posting.

Both of your arrays comes from the API->editor->fetchAllSmilies

[effeff70]

Thanks for your quick reply!
Unfortunately, I don't really get it:
- where do I find the option Smilie Panel Initial Smilies
- where is API->editor->fetchAllSmilies located at?

[delicjous]

Originally Posted by effeff70

- where do I find the option Smilie Panel Initial Smilies

YourDomain/admincp/options.php?do=options&dogroup=posting

Originally Posted by effeff70

- where is API->editor->fetchAllSmilies located at?

In the forum files (if not phar) core/vb/api/editor.php

[effeff70]

- core/vb contains vb.phar. I suppose I cannot change this but would have to make to the decision of whether or not to use phar BEFORE installation... right?

Unzipping the archive and looking at editor.php, I found $options['wysiwyg_smtotal']. This value can be set via AdminCP.
I also found:

'description' => vB_String::htmlSpecialCharsUni($smilie['title'] . ' ' . $smilie['smilietext'])

Awesome! Thanks for your help!