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heya!
i'd like to prepend Code:
$newpost[message] Code:
$newpost[message] [/code][quote...[/code] thus, when someone clicks 'quote' and it goes to the editor to type in your message, the quote is 2 or 3 lines down rather than on the 1st line. any tips on where i might be able to edit this variable: Code:
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Think you would best of by hacking the functions_bbcodeparse.php for that.
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would that then induce the new lines on all quotes? (as opposed to just the first one when a user clicks 'quote')
i.e. if someone quotes 5 things in one reply, come parse time, wouldn't each of the 5 quotes have extra carriage returns? |
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Probably yes, unless you code a test for it.
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oh geez. the solution was VERY simple if anyone else wants to do this. i betcha it's on the forums somewhere, i just didn't know what to search for and it's difficult searching for array variables w/ how the search engine parses them...
at any rate, edit template: newpost_quote from: Code:
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then when anyone hits 'quote' or replies to a PM w/ a quote, the quote starts however many lines down u entered above. edit: yikes... the code/quote combo freaks out my reply... just edit that tempate and add carriage returns as you see fit... really easy! ![]() |
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