On Thursday, August 1, 2013 6:13:25 AM UTC-7, Clemens Feige wrote:
Hi.
How can I add custom buttons to the wiki toolbar which appears above the
text area when editing tickets and wiki pages?
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RjOllos, 05.08.2013 19:55:
The functionality is defined in wikitoolbar.js, (1) and should be fairly
easy to extend. I'm minimally proficient in JavaScript and jQuery, so I'll
suggest one way it could probably be done, but there may be better ways. In
fact, someone might know of a way we could modify Trac so that it is easier
to add buttons.
Hello RjOllos.
Thank for pointing me to wikitoolbar.js and thanks for your help. It
seems this is indeed mostly a Java-Script and CSS issue. As far as I
understood you have cloned the original code from wikitoolbar.js. The
trick is to call "addButton()" another time. Additionally you proposed
to wrap everything as a TRAC plugin, which is a good idea. Thanks.
1. Put the JavaScript code at the of this message in
$env/site/wikitoolbar_extensions.js
2. Put the Python code at the end of this message in
$env/plugins/wikitoolbar_extensions.py
I did as you said and it works on my TRAC 0.12.2. Thanks.
However I needed to put "wikitoolbar_extensions.js" in the $env/htdocs
directory instead $env/site.
You should see an additional entry on the next line, and it uses an
"italics" icon. This is probably not what you want, so there are some
additional steps to do:
Yes, you are right. I see only the "italics" icon, because this is the
first one in the "edit_toolbar.png" background image. As you said, I
need to work a little with CSS to get the cosmetics nice looking.
Thanks
Clemens
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