Relocating Like Button

aery

Heya,

First of all thanks for making such a wonderful plugin

I would like this functionality after author name and not beside options.

So the even we are talking about is AuthorInfo and not before BeforeDiscussionOptions

Where do I change that in plugin? I couldn't find it at default.php

peregrine

I didn't look closely but look for

it might be what you are looking for - it is not clear whether you are talking about the click.

public function Base_BeforeDiscussionMeta_Handler($Sender, $Args)

change that to the event that exists where you want.

e.g.

public function ..... AuthorInfo..... ($Sender, $Args)

aery

found it. It was line 209 - public function DiscussionController_CommentInfo_Handler($Sender)

For all -

To relocate like button to place of your choice like near name, author picture, below comment, near options or whatever; follow these steps -

1) Find the event with eventi plugin or text search fireevent in local vanilla directory.

This will give you all the places you can modify or insert your custom code/design.

2) Once you found out your event, replace middle term of line 209. So it will be something like -

public function DiscussionController_EVENTNAME_Handler($Sender)

Refresh page, and you will have your like button wherever you want

Example (new location near author info) -

peregrine

@aery -
I agree with scuba323 .

aery

Okay, so it copied like button not replaced it.

Perhaps @hbf can help me.

vrijvlinder

I can help with that, just use good old css to hide the one near the options, I found that on 2.1 they hid a few things using css and I uncovered them . So it is perfectly valid to remove things using css alone

aery

@vrijvlinder But then it is not the right way just hiding things. They should not appear first of all.

hbf

i'm not looking at the code at the moment, but there is more than one handler, in fact ther is one handler, that calls the code in the other handler. so you'll need to make sure you have the correct handlers called out in all places to ensure it executes the code only once and at the right time.

aery

yayyyy... you are back.

Thanks for the support.

hbf

thanks for the warm reception.

aery

Where you have been wiki guy?

hbf

@aery said:
Where you have been wiki guy?

i've mostly been lurking the darker corners of the internet. places like homebrewforums.net well, that and i have a lot going on in the "real world"