XF 1.1 Censoring a BB Code

[Mt.Rev]

I'm trying to replace the BB Code by using the censor option, but it doesn't replace it.

Replace [code] with [quote]

Since the word replacement option doesn't effect BB Codes, is there another way I can do this?

 

[Paul B]

What are you trying to achieve?

 

[Mt.Rev]

I want to prevent people from using

 [code][/code ]

and if able to replace it with

[quote][/quote]

Or maybe a better way to explain it would be have the [code.] tag to do the same thing as how a [quote.] tag would do.

Where should I start looking to get this done?

 

[Mt.Rev]

Or is there a way to have the "Code" BBCode turn URL in to actual click-able links?

I tired to copy and paste the "quote" codes and replaced it with the "code", but it seems like it only changed the style of it.
I must be looking in the wrong place. Can anyone point me to the right direction please?

 

[steel_curtain]

If you type any URL into the editor it already makes them into click-able links. Is there something more you're trying to do with the links besides that?

 

[Paul B]

You will have to edit the core files to remove or change the code functionality.

You will need an add-on to do that.

 

[Mt.Rev]

Yes, when people use the "code" BBCode, it doesn't create a click-able URL

Example:

http://xenforo.com

I would like the above to be a click-able link even when the BBCode is being used.

Or if it would be easier, to have the "Code" to act the same as "Quote" BBCode.

 

[steel_curtain]

Brogan is correct, to change that behavior you'll need to modify the core code.

 

[Mt.Rev]

I don't mind editing the core codes, but you wouldn't happen to know which file it would be located in would you?

 

[steel_curtain]

Library -> XenForo -> BbCode -> Formatter -> Base.php

'code' => array(
                'parseCallback' => array($this, 'parseValidateTagCode'),
                'stopSmilies' => true,
                'stopLineBreakConversion' => true,
                'trimLeadingLinesAfter' => 2,
                'callback' => array($this, 'renderTagCode')
            ),

 

[Mt.Rev]

This is exactly what I needed, thank you!

 

[Mt.Rev]

Actually, it didn't work the way I expected it to.

I replaced the:

            'code' => array(
                'parseCallback' => array($this, 'parseValidateTagCode'),
                'stopSmilies' => true,
                'stopLineBreakConversion' => true,
                'trimLeadingLinesAfter' => 2,
                'callback' => array($this, 'renderTagCode')
            ),

With:

            'code' => array(
                'trimLeadingLinesAfter' => 2,
                'callback' => array($this, 'renderTagQuote')
            ),

This is the code from "quotes", but the URL still isn't click-able

 

[steel_curtain]

I just tried what you did on my dev board and it worked fine creating a click-able URL.

 

[steel_curtain]

Whoops... I did one more step. I took out the 'code' portion in this array as well.

Library -> XenForo -> BbCode -> Formatter -> BbCode -> AutoLink.php

protected $_disableAutoLink = array('url', 'email', 'img', 'code', 'php', 'html', 'plain');

 

[Mt.Rev]

I just tried what you did on my dev board and it worked fine creating a click-able URL.

It was a bit weird because when i first all I did was comment out

'parseCallback' => array($this, 'parseValidateTagCode'),

and then refreshed the post page and the link was click-able.
But when I tired it again, it wasn't click-able anymore.

Whoops... I did one more step. I took out the 'code' portion in this array as well.

Wonderful -- now it works perfectly!
I would never had been able to figure this out on my own.
Thanks for assisting me with this!