On Dec 16, 2005, at 8:00 AM, Owen Winkler wrote:
You don't need to learn javascript to use this, much less the
cryptic format of the TinyMCE javascript plugins. It's also
instantly compatible with *both* editors.
I'm interested in comments or updates.
http://redalt.com/downloads/wp2/buttonsnap.zip
Nice Owen. I can see folks liking this a bunch. For the fun of it, I
tried setting up a button for SimpleTags (http://www.broobles.com/
scripts/simpletags/) tagging method (just "tag" not "tags") using the
following:
add_action('init', 'my_tag_init');
function my_tag_init()
{
// Set up some unique button image URLs for the new buttons from the
plugin directory
$button_image_url1 = buttonsnap_dirname() . '/brick.gif';
$button_image_url2 = buttonsnap_dirname() . '/brick_add.gif';
$button_image_url3 = buttonsnap_dirname() . '/brick_delete.gif';
// Create a vertical separator in the WYSI toolbar (does nothing in
the Quicktags):
buttonsnap_separator();
// Create a button that uses Ajax to fetch replacement text from a
WordPress plugin hook sink:
buttonsnap_ajaxbutton($button_image_url3, 'Ajax Button', 'my_hook');
add_filter('my_hook', 'my_tag_sink');
}
function my_tag_sink($selectedtext)
{
return '<tag>' . $selectedtext . '</tag>';
}
Sad thing is that the tag gets stripped out. I know it works because
if I replace <tag></tag> with <strong></strong>, the button works and
the selected text goes bold.
I added "tag" to $valid_elements in /wp-includes/js/tinymce/
tiny_mce_gzip.php and for good measure in $allowedposttags of /wp-
includes/kses.php, but it still strips it out...prior to the
relocation of of $valid_elements to tiny_mce_gzip.php, I could get it
to ignore the "tag." I must be overlooking something -- little help?
Again, I can see buttonsnap being helpful for many. Thanks!
Darrell
http://schulte.mn
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