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jQuery Comment Preview WordPress Plugin
Published: December 16, 2008
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Hi,
This looks like an excellent plugin, but unfortunately there’s a conflict with LMB Comment Quicktags (similar to your toolbar, but more elaborate). Because of the textarea.clone div and the two instances of the textarea (with both using id #comment) the Comment Quicktags toolbar doesn’t know in which textarea canvas to insert the code. Is there a solution for this or could you (even better) please incorporate the same functionality of Comment Quicktags into your plugin jQuery Comment Preview (specifically in the html editor)?
Please ignore my previous comment. Your plugin is exactly what I’ve been looking for and now has replaced the Comment Quicktags toolbar linked in my previous post (or feel free to unapprove both comments).
And another comment: it seems this plugin is causing problems with comments not getting through after the first submit. It will throw an error
Jean-Paul Horn, I have released new version. Please update a plugin.
P.S. I’m glad, that you liked a plugin.
nice plugin
Hey this is cool! Thanx again…I’m installing now and will let you know more later;)
Nice Plugin
Nice plugin!
hi. Thanks for plugin
perfect.
Regards
Thanks for plugin
Good pllugin, thanks!
really nice. Thank you!
It’s very nice and seems to work in my blog, but I have two questions:
1) Is there any translation file into spanish? If not, what file should I edit to translate it? (You know, I want to display “Nombre” in place of “Name”.
2) Does it work with @Reply plugin or similar?
1. No, but you can make this file by youself, plugin consists required files for translation. Manual on translation you may find here – Translating WordPress.
2. I don’t know, I have not tested it. Most likely will work.
why avatars in preview don’t work?
@alekodf, because is it harder to realize on JavaScript than on PHP. It takes a lot of extra code, therefore I don’t see a sense in this.
I would like to add buttons to the HTML bar above (specifically an “underline” button). I’ve tried doing this via the plugin settings, but apparently the actual graphic is one picture. Not sure, therefore, how to add additional HTML features and images (an actual underline icon in the menu above).
@Matt, you need to create an icon for this button and then write CSS styles for it in
jquery-comment-preview.cssfile.Nice plug-in. Thinking of using it.
Is it possible to hide the avatar img in preview? I tried .avatar img in the CSS file, but it didn’t hide it – I have it blank in the WordPress settings. Any suggestions?