Reviews / Better posting option?

[Laprodo]

Hi!

Like http://www.pixelpost.org/extend/addons/photo-mosaic/ I've a problem to post code.

Here I can post code stuff very well:

PHP Code:

PHP-Code 


HTML-Code

AnyCode

But in review, there is no usefull posibility.

Perhaps you can improve that. A review and edit option would be nice, too

Thanks a lot...

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At http://www.pixelpost.org/extend/addons/photo-mosaic/ i wanted to post that:

Very nice!

But i've to hack the php.

At first I've change

PHP Code:

$thumbpath = ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./"); 


to

PHP Code:

$thumbpath =  "./thumbnails/"; /* ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./"); */ 


because $cfgrow['thumbnailpath'] is empty in my case

An than I've spaces in my image names, so I've to change

PHP Code:

$mosaic .= "<a href='index.php?showimage=$pieces[0]' class='mosaic' style='background-image:url(" . $thumbpath ."thumb_$pieces[1]);'>&nbsp;</a>"; 


to

PHP Code:

$mosaic .= "<a href='index.php?showimage=$pieces[0]' class='mosaic' style='background-image:url(\"" . $thumbpath ."thumb_$pieces[1]\");'>&nbsp;</a>"; 


to ensure loading.

Perhaps some stuff for next version.

Thanks a lot for your work!

[Dkozikowski+]

Thank you for the suggestions but, a review is meant to let the user and developer know what you think about the addon/template/etc and not a place to post code fixes. In the future, you can reference a forum post for a fix.

Also, you can overwrite an old review by making a new one. The old review will be erased and replaced by your new review.

[jaywilliams+]

You can also use a bit of Markdown magic to escape the characters to get something very similar to code:

`$thumbpath = ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./");`

(Note the backticks at the front and back of the string)

This would result in:

<p><code>$thumbpath = ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./");</code></p>

And if you put a blank line at the top and the bottom it will create a new paragraph for your code snippet.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

`$thumbpath = ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./");`

consectetur adipisicing elit

<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</p>

<p><code>$thumbpath = ltrim($cfgrow['thumbnailpath'], "./");</code></p>

<p>consectetur adipisicing elit</p>

Of course, you could always enter the actual html code in these examples as well, but I normally find using Markdown is much easier.

[Dennis+]

and besides that: if $cfgrow['thumbnailpath'] is empty then please set it in the options.