But I suppose there are some workarounds for those issues? Even if I have to modify each plugin xD

Yeah - basically you'd need to rewrite each plugin you're using. That's still not going to get you this theme.

Wonderfull

(9 Jun, 2011 9:48 am)Tomm Wrote:  Yeah - basically you'd need to rewrite each plugin you're using. That's still not going to get you this theme.

Darn lol. Hate to see the theme go to the trash bucket.

heh. I am VERY close to figuring out how you did this Tomm (or a way to reproduce it using the power of jQuery dialogs).

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Ahhh Mr. Fish - we meet again.

To be honest, it's not hard. All it does is replace the quick reply div into a modal popup window, and when you press submit, it calls the quick reply submit action. If it's successful, it neatly scrolls down to the post. Simples.

I look forward to seeing it though - good luck!

yeah, cool reply

(20 Jun, 2011 9:07 am)Tomm Wrote:  Ahhh Mr. Fish - we meet again.

To be honest, it's not hard. All it does is replace the quick reply div into a modal popup window, and when you press submit, it calls the quick reply submit action. If it's successful, it neatly scrolls down to the post. Simples.

I look forward to seeing it though - good luck!

Sometimes the simplest plugins are the best

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well, I have it working like 90% - but what if they dont reply? I have a cancel button but when I click it it cries there is no message....

Hrmmm.

AHA. I put the close button OUTSIDE the quick reply variable!! It WORKS!!! Looks like a dog ate it and spat it out right now, but thats just styling

omg - its a dancingfish

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Sounds good to me Mr. Fish! Look forward to seeing it...

My cancel button doesn't do very much. All it does is remove the modal window. If, for example, you change your mind - when you click quick reply again the text is still there. It's quite useful for quoting posts and going back to look over the thread too. Of course, it doesn't work if you refresh the page.