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The title pretty much says it all. I have a custom BBCode that pretty much demands a dropdown as the {option} values cannot be made intuitive. Is it possible? If so, any tips for making it happen?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and the finished results shared with the community. |
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So I guess that answers that then, ehh? lol
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It's not something that can be done easily, you'd need plugins and javascript... would be a tough one.
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Thank you for your reply. I recon I'll keep digging and see if I can figure something out,
The JavaScript should be no issue, but I don't have the first clue how to write a "plug-in". |
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The plugin is just php code... In your Admin CP -> Plugin Manager -> Add a New Plugin...
You have to select the right "hook" for your plugin... A hook is a line in the native vbulletin.php files where the code of your plugin will be evaluated. I'd imagine the hook you'd want is one of the "editor_toolbar" hooks. |
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Cool, thanks. I'm about to start something of a more straight forward project requiring plug-ins, so that may get shaped up enough to do what I need here.
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