Works so far perfectly. Only problem is that the noparse-button is shifted further to the right and superimposed on the green tick of the spell checker. If you click now in the middle of noparse button, comes the spell check. To get noparse, you have to click at the bottom. The spell checker must therefore be shifted to the right. In addition, both buttons should be reversed because under the spoiler button still should come the off-topic button. However, this is a matter for the eye and not absolutely necessary.

One mistake that we had in the past:
Before I try to open the spoiler is indeed only once "Show" button. Is the spoiler then opened, should actually be in the "Hide" button. However, it is still "show" is displayed. I'm doing some Screener.

<edit file>
 Languages/German_Du/ContextHelp.lng
 </edit file>

 <search for>
 'noparse' => "Keine Syntaxanalyse:<br /><br />Wähle die YaBBC Code:<br />[SELECT]
Diese Tabelle wird nicht analysiert werden 
[/SELECT]<br /><br />Klicke auf den \"[TITLE]\" -Button: [BUTTON]<br /><br /><b>YaBBC Code:</b><br />[table][tr][td]Diese Tabelle wird nicht analysiert werden[/td][/tr][/table]<br /><br /><b>Ergebnis:</b><br />
Diese Tabelle wird nicht analysiert werden 
");
 </search for>

 <add before>
 'spoiler' => "Spoiler oder Warnungen ausblenden:<br /><br />Wähle den Text: bla bla [SELECT]Hallo Welt[/SELECT] bla bla<br /><br />Klicke auf den \"[TITLE]\" -Button: [BUTTON]<br /><br /><b>YaBBC Code:</b> bla bla 
Spoiler: 
Hallo Welt
 bla bla<br /><br /><b>Ergebnis:</b> bla bla 
Spoiler: 
Hallo Welt
 bla bla",
 </add before>

 <search for>
 'right', '$contextxt{'right'}',
 </search for>

 <add after>
 'spoiler', '$contextxt{'spoiler'}',
 </add after>

 <search for>
 1;
 </search for>

 <add before>
 ## spoiler text
 %spoiler_txt	=(
 '01' => 'Spoiler',
 '02' => 'Zeigen',
 '03' => 'Verstecken',
 '04' => 'für',
 '05' => 'Spoiler einfügen',
 );
 </add before>

 <edit file>
 Languages/German_Du/InstantMessage.lng
 </edit file>

 <search for>
 '84' => 'Code wurde gelöscht',
 </search for>

 <add after>
 '85' => 'Spoiler wurde gelöscht',
 </add after>

 <edit file>
 Languages/German_Du/Main.lng
 </edit file>

 <search for>
 1;
 </search for>

 <add before>

 ## spoiler text
 %spoiler_txt	=(
 '01' => 'Spoiler',
 '02' => 'Zeigen',
 '03' => 'Verstecken',
 '04' => 'für',
 );

 </add before>

 <edit file>
 Languages/German_Du/Post.lng
 </edit file>

 <search for>
 1;
 </search for>

 <add before>

 ## spoiler text
 %spoiler_txt	=(
 '01' => 'Spoiler',
 '02' => 'Zeigen',
 '03' => 'Verstecken',
 '04' => 'für',
 '05' => 'Spoiler einfügen',
 );

 </add before> 

pyragony54 wrote on Jun 27^th, 2014 at 3:39am:


Make sure that in the default.css this is correct:

.style_ubbc_box {
     float: left;
     width: 493px !important;
 } 

That's the section that pushes over the spell check div.

Edited:

pyragony54 wrote on Jun 27^th, 2014 at 3:39am:


XTC and I have found that it does not work on Google Chrome and Opera. In Firefox and IE it works.

pyragony54 wrote on Jun 29^th, 2014 at 6:54pm:



Two out of four ain't bad  At least now I know where to look for the problem.

Found it 
New zip in first post

Just checking in on this one.

Installed, and the actual functionality is there. But for some reason, the button doesn't insert it. The button does not do anything for me. I have to manually type in the [ spoiler ] [ /spoiler ] tags to get them to work.

In addition the googie spell still needs to be moved over.

Next, I do agree with Pyragony ... I think most people who want to install one of Derek's extra UBBC codes will probably want to install both ... so the no parse should probably be left where it is, and the spoiler button be added between no parse and the spell checker, so the off topic button can go right below it, and not mess up any of the justify buttons.

I would also suggest an extra mod file for either Spoiler or Off Topic, which expects the other to already have been installed, because right now you can only have one or the other. (Or know enough to tweak all the code enough to make both fit.)

Finally, I will admit the new Hide/Show button looks nicer than than the old one did ... but the loss of the 'box' that used to surround the 'spoiled' text does hurt a little. (Not much, as it doesn't seem like it was much of a box to begin with.  )