[geeklog-devel] New function for lib-common
Tony Bibbs
tony at tonybibbs.com
Thu May 15 14:34:53 EDT 2003
Is a DB table really needed? I think a section in a config file would be
best suited for this. I'm just saying this from the ever growing DB bloat
we have. I"m fine either way but if you can figure out an easy way to
support this via a config file that would be great.
--Tony
On Tue, 13 May 2003,
Blaine Lang wrote:
> I've used emoticons in a few of my projects and I'm working on a new plugin that also supports them. I've reworked the function that I'm now pretty happy with. We also have had requests to add support for emoticons and smilies in the core GL story and comment engine. Not really a key requirement for business use but the basic ones are handy.
>
> Anyway, my new function uses a table for the mappings of emoticons to images and will be easy to extend - just need to now create a admin module. You can have multiple emoticons map to the same image as in :) and :-) to the smile image.
>
> Any concerns in adding this function to CVS?
> - need to update lib-databases
> - add a new config parm $_CONF['SMILE_PATH']
> - update the 1.3.8 updgrade SQL script
>
> Blaine
>
> The function is shown below
> ---------------
> /**
> * Replace emoticons in string with formated HTML of smilies.
> * Emoticon mapping to images are defined in a the table.
> * This function will replace all the emoticons in the past string.
> * @param string $text The text
> * @return string The text, possibly with emoticons replaced with the HTML img tags for the smilie image.
> */
> function COM_replaceEmoticons( $text ) {
> global $_CONF, $_TABLES;
>
> $arr_smilies = array();
> $sql = DB_query("SELECT code,smile_url from {$_TABLES['smilies']}");
> while ( list($key,$icon) = DB_fetchARRAY($sql)) {
> $arr_smilies[$key] = $icon;
> }
>
> foreach ($arr_smilies as $key => $icon) {
> $text = str_replace($key,'<img src='.$_CONF['SMILE_PATH']. $icon . ' BORDER="0">',$text);
> }
>
> return $text;
>
> }
>
>
>
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