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Hi,

JForum 2 has been using bbTags javascript engine for new posts.

The third version will be the same?

Have you thought about using the wordpress javascript engine ?
[originally posted on jforum.net by boaglio]
 
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I don't know the wordpress engine. How is it?

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[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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I'm not an expert , but hacking the wordpress tags javascript code, I noticed they did different behavior for some tags.

The main JForum engine do the same for any tag, just the freemarker template is different.

Something in Wordpress that is really cool is to post new URL: if you select some text and click on "URL", the engine will pop an javascript alert asking for the URL. You type, hit enter and that's it.

If I wasn't clear enough please download and install a local version to understand.

I would like to code the same behavior to jforum, that's why I am asking, so if you guys are planning to change your engine my work will be worthless.
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If it proves to be a better engine, then yes, we can replace it

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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