phpBB Quick Reply

By xamm Last update Oct 11, 2007 — Installed 6,968 times.

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Jesse Andrews Admin

The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008)

 
brunoa Scriptwright

no it used the computar to calculate "how to make the quick reply"

 
SteeLx Scriptwright

I hv installed it, it works perfect.

But does it takes any EXTRA Bandwidth of forum to load viewtopic.php ???

 
bobielawlintine Scriptwright

Is it possible to have the text area load at regular size instead of it change size only when we click it?

 
xamm Script's Author

Finally updated the version hosted here. I must admit that I've not really touched any JS for months so if there's any bugs with this then I've got no idea why.

 
Jürgen Scriptwright

Good Script, but a little bug is in it: It doesn't work with german umlauts and special charactes like äöüß. But with two lines added it works. In the encodeFormData(formData)-Function insert as first "line formData = encodeURI(formData);" and as last line before the return statement "encodedData = decodeURI(encodedData);". Then it works with all characters I tested.

 
Adam R User

It works, but you should disable the "submitting" button so no-one clicks on it when it's submitting.

 
xamm Script's Author

I've added all the known problem characters to the function that was already in place, I'd just never tested all the possible combinations till now. Hopefully that should be the last update till I've made it work for forums with a non-standard theme.

 
Bruno F. User

Some characters are no well displayed, characters with '~' , '^' , '´' , '`' , 'ç', etc.

Is there a way to correct it ?

 
Jas Randal User

I love this feature! I'm a moderator (not admin) of a phpbb forum and this allows me to really zap those comments in the forum. Congrats for a great job!

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