Thanks Garvin :) I got two minor problems with the dependency system (which could become severe if it were used more often). The first: the jQuery-Plugin is placed after the livecomment-plugin, which ain't too effective. Most of the dependencies should be loaded before the depending one - at least t...

The necessary input-fields are defined in the spamblock-settings.
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Added the merged plugin as attachment. I'm not sure if I unterstood the dependency system correctly. $this->dependencies = array('serendipity_event_jquery' => 'remove'); added into serendipity_event_livecomment.php is enough? The labeling is a proposal ('Enhanced Comment Area' - 'Uses JavaScript to ...

Hi Think I finished the merging. One question: Shall I integrate the jquery into the plugin or shall we use the jquery-plugin as a dependency? I'd prefer the second option, looking forward to all the other plugins which maybe get created using this framework. But of course it's up to you - is the de...

Hi Garvin First I thought that's only a bad idea. But because the livecomment-plugin asks which markups are activated for the comments this could be easily combined - which makes the idea really worth thinking of. But: I wouldn't look for this feature in a preview-plugin cause I think the feature is...

Also der Kommentarbereich ist (fast) exakt wie bei Wordpress aufgebaut. Und da gibt es ein replyTo nunmal nicht. Existiert in dem Template-Ordner eine userform.tpl? Dann würd ich darauf tippen, dass es doch am Template liegt... Gruß PS: Habs lokal getestet. Das liegt am Template. Wechsel das Design ...

Would be a nice feature. Same with the "Mail won't be shown"-option. Short explanation: I thought a bit about improving the comment-area and the ability to react to these options dynamically would give me the opportunity to release a template containing these improvements (or at least let ...

I wrote a small plugin to have markup-buttons (like the ones used in this forum) above the comment area (using s9y-markup). Thought something like this already exists but couldn't find anything so I wrote it myself. Looks like this: http://lh5.ggpht.com/_oj4mgYeUYX4/SYWyN-q87qI/AAAAAAAAAgo/5TZB8mrUw...

Thank you garvin.
A pity - I knew I can do this manually, but wanted a dynamic solution
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I want to bold only these labels of the userform which inputs are set as required in the spamblock-plugin. My idea is to add a css-class to the label if the option is set. Is there a smarty-variable for checking this?
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Maybe we should simply add such a plugin containing jQuery? This way you could prevent the situation of two or more plugins using it manually (also used jquery for the commentpreview-plugin and working on another using it, too). I made a first version of a jquery-plugin which only shall serve as dep...

Though I of course accept this, I don't think that dealing with *.tpl is as user friendly as having something like this be provided within the plugin. But quite possible that I'm overestimating the need for customization of an average serendipity-user.

Anyway, thanks for your feedback.
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That's about the frontpage link shown above the list of all categories. I added an option to disable this link because it's redundant on my configuration (click on the banner leads to the frontpage which contains all categories). Maybe you want to add something like this, diff is against the snapsho...

That works. You could also edit your post and mention the comment. But that's not as comfortable as having such a functionality implemented. E.g. replying to such a comment only highlights it if there aren't too many comments, but the implementation could mention the comment at the beginning (or eve...

Imagine you wrote about a css-functionality. Later, someone shows in the comment an additional way to achieve the same goal. If that comment wasn't the only one you maybe want to highlight it to be sure it gets attention. There are some other cases in which such a feature could be quite useful. Thin...