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The menu isin't popping up again once it already did? It should. (and does in FF, IE, O)
Safari?
I tried unsucessfully to reproduce Wanderer's error then realized I need to update to 1.1.
As far as UserInfo Tooltip, I can confirm CommentLinks breaks it, but I don't see any obvious conflicts. Will look into these bugs.
I needed a way to hint that you can double-click the numbered link to copy the URL in whatever format was last used, rather than clicking then clicking the menu item. The tooltip seemed the best way to do that.
Its probably bad form to put shortcut instructions in a tooltip rather than the intended traditional label... but I can't think of a better way. Double-clicking on the web is not very intuitive.
I didn't get this, your right. I changed it at my forum to: $Context->SetDefinition('CommentLinks_DblClk', 'Click to select link format or double click to copy as current format (//1)');
Found a typo on the extensions page - 'copy to cipboard'
And for some reason 1.3.1 doesn't display the menu in my test forum Immediately after I click the link, I get the following error in FireBug's error console:FormatType.toLowerCase is not a function
http://exhibitq.com/talk/extensions/CommentLinks/CopyMenu.js
Line 15
Just to make sure, I disabled the extension, downloaded a fresh copy, uploaded it and enabled the fresh one.
Tex: I like that text much better, much clearer. Stash: Good find, it seems there is a conflict with JQ ThickBox. It strikes me as really odd, since .toLowerCase() is a built-in javascript function.
No worries. I think its a problem on my side, since your JS appears to be standard thickbox code.
All I know at this point is that the problem appears when thickbox.js is included, that its not a duplicated variable name, and that I really hate obfuscated/compressed JS. :-)
No time right now to look much deeper into this, but if/when I find the conflict I will let you know.
This update should fix any issues you may have with comment type formatters disappearing from the comments form. It also has an attempted fix for a Safari bug that keeps the menu from appearing a second time once it has been opened and closed.
This doesn't fix the JQ Thickbox or Userinfo Tooltip conflicts that I am still researching.
[-Stash-]: I am all for saving bandwidth, storage, and electricity, as long as uncompressed versions are easily obtained, so I wouldn't worry about releasing it uncompressed.
I just installed version 1.3.2. The Safari problem that allows only one view of the menu is still a problem (I tested in Safari 2.0.4).
Also, I only get one option in my "Copy URL as" menu: text. No HTML option or anything else. I confirmed this problem in Firefox 2.x (Mac). I didn't see anything about this in default.php, so I'm not sure what the problem is here.
Wanderer, you were really able to see an HTML option?
I've got a 1.4 update with a few cobwebs left to clean out that fixes compatibility with some prototype libraries, DPlayer, code prettify and UserInfoTooltip.
If you have the HTML (or any other) formatter installed, those options should automatically appear in the menu. For example, my site has text, HTML and Markdown options.
With no mac anywhere that I can get my hands on, I am really working in the dark when it comes to Safari. Unfortunately it works fine in Konqueror or that bug would have been solved by now.
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Posted: Monday, 5 March 2007 at 7:05PM (AEDT)
1. I click the menu, copy as text, (or do nothing) works fine.
2. I click again ('cos I want HTML) nothing happens, not even a page refresh.
It will work on the other comments but again, once only.
And yes, Firefox is OK.
I have CommentLinks 1.2 installed on my forum, it used to work but now has the symptoms described above with Vanilla 1.1
Posted: Tuesday, 6 March 2007 at 8:07AM (AEDT)
One thing: Shouldn't it say 'Click to copy...' instead of 'Double click to copy...'?
Its probably bad form to put shortcut instructions in a tooltip rather than the intended traditional label... but I can't think of a better way. Double-clicking on the web is not very intuitive.
$Context->SetDefinition('CommentLinks_DblClk', 'Click to select link format or double click to copy as current format (//1)');Found a typo on the extensions page - 'copy to cipboard'
And for some reason 1.3.1 doesn't display the menu in my test forum
FormatType.toLowerCase is not a function http://exhibitq.com/talk/extensions/CommentLinks/CopyMenu.js Line 15Just to make sure, I disabled the extension, downloaded a fresh copy, uploaded it and enabled the fresh one.
Stash: Good find, it seems there is a conflict with JQ ThickBox. It strikes me as really odd, since .toLowerCase() is a built-in javascript function.
Also, I'm going to ensure that I release the uncompressed JS code with the next release of JQThickbox, just for this reason - apologies.
This doesn't fix the JQ Thickbox or Userinfo Tooltip conflicts that I am still researching.
[-Stash-]: I am all for saving bandwidth, storage, and electricity, as long as uncompressed versions are easily obtained, so I wouldn't worry about releasing it uncompressed.
I'm not sure which is breaking which at the moment.
Also, I only get one option in my "Copy URL as" menu: text. No HTML option or anything else. I confirmed this problem in Firefox 2.x (Mac). I didn't see anything about this in default.php, so I'm not sure what the problem is here.
Wanderer, you were really able to see an HTML option?
If you have the HTML (or any other) formatter installed, those options should automatically appear in the menu. For example, my site has text, HTML and Markdown options.
With no mac anywhere that I can get my hands on, I am really working in the dark when it comes to Safari. Unfortunately it works fine in Konqueror or that bug would have been solved by now.