Fix the forum's emoticons to be inserted at cursor?
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Fix the forum's emoticons to be inserted at cursor?
It's kinda annoying to have to cut and paste the emoticons code all the time since they are pasted at the end of the textarea. Do you guys have any plans to mess with this? Are/have they fixed this in PhpBB?
Not sure about phpbb3, but there is a mod in the phpbb2 mod database for fixing this.
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We're going to port it as closely as possible. We are contemplating another theme "contest" .. but considering the excessively few results we got last time, we're not so excited.Maugrim_The_Reaper wrote:Does that mean we'll lose Sherbet? Noooooo.....![]()
I'm attached to the colourful interface...sniff...
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phpBB3 is quite a bit more OOP than previous versions, but it's not fully OOP. I've already seen a bunch of things I would consider violations in the code.. not to mention a lot of the functionality has simply been pushed into a class. Much of the source still behaves procedurally. .. not to mention that there are tons of points of entry still.Maugrim_The_Reaper wrote:Unfortunately theme building in phpBB probably isn't attractive to the OOP crowd (lazy gits like me). Cool to hear it's been ported as much as possible though - I still think it should be the default theme, better looking than the drab white.
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