CyberAP
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It doesn't work from the very first version. Needs complete rewriting.Anyone willing to update this? Sorry for the long time bump but this looks wicked.
It doesn't work from the very first version. Needs complete rewriting.Anyone willing to update this? Sorry for the long time bump but this looks wicked.
It doesn't work from the very first version. Needs complete rewriting.
an example, userID 7 = username samiHighlighted feature
- Alert up on tagged
- Accept multiple words username (just use the simple @hello world and it will find out you want to tag user "hello word")
- Smart enough to not interfere with URL tags
You can now do that in version beta 2 (I have just released)an example, userID 7 = username sami
userID 9 = username sami yontem
what will be if i want to tag sami yontem (which is userID = 9)
You can now do that in version beta 2 (I have just released)
Probably a bug or some option prevented the addon to work. If you are interested in solving it, feel free to start a conversation and send me information about your site.
Too complicated with my Javascript skillHow hard would it be to add it so that if you type the @ symbol a little list pops up like on facebook going through your usernames as you type?
Yeah that is the only downside since almost 90% of my scenarios it's @bob, yeah I know what you mean .Working great on my forum. The comma prevents it to work. So if I use @username, it will not work but @username , with a space after username, it will work.
Can you upgrade your add on so that @username; @username: @username- will also workToo complicated with my Javascript skill
I'm not sure about special character, but you can experiment it yourself by open bdTagMe/DataWriter/DiscussionMessagePost.php, line 11 edit it to something like thisCan you upgrade your add on so that @username; @username: @username- will also work
I think, add (;:-()+- etc) to a black list so they can work with the tags. These are special characters that you can't use in the username itself. For example, you can use . in the username like my username but you can't use ,
if ($matched = preg_match('/(\s|^)@([^\s\(\),\.:;]+)/',$value,$matches,PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE,$offset)) {
Nope, in this case it will recognize Marc A (always the user with longest username)This looks excellent .. Just one question from me ... If I have 2 users, one called Marc and one called Marc A and I type "IS @Marc A DEVELOPER" would it tag correct one which would in this case be the user "Marc" ?
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