Avatare für Trackbacks und Monster ID's

Ich bin endlich dazu gekommen, Don Chambers Vorlagen für die deutlich schickere Kommentar und Trackback Darstellung einzubauen (link). Sieht nun viel übersichtlicher und netter aus. Dabei ist mir wieder einmal aufgefallen, dass das Avatar Plugin für Trackbacks im der Seitenleiste Avatare anzeigen kann, dies aber in der Liste unterhalb der Einträge nicht funktioniert. Ein wenig nachforschen ergab, dass dies gar nicht am Plugin sondern am Core Code von Serendipity liegt. Beim Darstellen der Trackbacks wird das Avatar Plugin hier gar nicht angefragt. Ich habe das in der 1.3 Version angepasst so dass das nun geht. Falls ihr nicht immer die neueste Version aus dem cvs fahrt und das nachbauen wollt, müsst ihr 2 Dateien anpassen:

include/functions_comments.inc.php

Suchen nach:

$serendipity['smarty']->assign_by_ref('comments', $_smartyComments);

Ersetzen mit:

$serendipity['smarty']->assign_by_ref(
  $smarty_block == 'COMMENTS'?'comments':'trackbacks', 
  $_smartyComments);

include/functions_smarty.inc.php

Suchen nach:

$tb =& serendipity_fetchTrackbacks($params['entry']);
return serendipity_printTrackbacks($tb);

Ersetzen mit:

$trackbacks =& serendipity_fetchTrackbacks($params['entry']);
$out = serendipity_printComments($trackbacks, VIEWMODE_LINEAR, 
  0, null, 'TRACKBACKS', 'trackbacks.tpl');
return $out;

Außerdem habe ich gleich das Avatar Plugin wieder ein wenig erweitert. Neben einigen kleineren Bugfixes habe ich nun Monster ID Avatare eingebaut:

Trackbacks

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Grischa

01/29/2008 11:02AM

Identicon/Ycon im Avatar Plugin eingebaut
Ich lese gerade im Serendipity Forum, dass Mo vom moblog so genannte Identicon/Ycons in das Avatar Plugin eingebaut hat. Diese sind ähnlich aufgebaut, wie die MosterID Avatare, sie können also zum identifizieren von Kommentatoren benutzt werden,

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Matthias

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12/22/2007 09:10PM

Ah, wundervoll, dann kann ich meine eigene Monster-ID-Anpassung gegen deine "offizielle" Version austauschen. Mit jeder Erweiterung des Avatar-Plugins wurde es sowieso unwahrscheinlicher, meine Änderungen da noch reinzubekommen. Theoretisch müsste mir jetzt also ein Monster zugewiesen werden, ich bin gespannt ;O)

12/22/2007 09:19PM

Jep, das hat geklappt!

Ja, Du kannst Deinen Patch endlich fallen lassen. Nun geht's wie üblich mit Konfiguration usw. Gefallen mir echt gut, die Monster.

Falls Du das 1.38er Plugin erwischen solltest, dann nimm lieber das 1.39er (bei mir im Files Bereich), da cache ich (bei angeschalteter Cache Option) die Monster noch zusätzlich, weil das Erzeugen doch ganz schön Zeit benötigt.

#1.1

Don Chambers

12/23/2007 06:51AM

Love the new changes!!! Also love the entry author comment styling. This new format seems to have been well received and I am happy to now see people taking it further. I'll update from svn ASAP and get the new trackback avatars working on my site as well.

12/23/2007 12:37PM

If you want my template/css changes, I'm happy to give it to you. I'm sure, you'll make it better, but perhaps as a starting point. Btw: You understood my german article about needed changes in the s9y core? Not bad!

BTW: Do you have hints for me, how I get the "dc_comment_author_self" class? I did it now by my name, but with "self" would be more general. And do you have any ideas, why my comments are yellow in FF (as I wanted it) but not in IE7? Your's are in both and I don't think it is only because of the missing background png, I left out.

#2.1

12/23/2007 10:52PM

1) re: comment_author_self. This class only applies if there is an exact match between the entry author, and comment author. Looking at the entry, I see the following class: serendipity_entry_author_Grischa-Brockhaus, so the author name is Grischa-Brockhaus. Looking at your comments, I see the comment author class is .dc_serendipity_comment_author_Grischa, so the author is Grischa (note: no last name). Modify the comments so the author is Grischa-Brockhaus and I suspect it will trigger the comment_author_self class, then you do not need css rules for .dc_serendipity_comment_author_Grischa, just .dc_serendipity_comment_author_self - which is what I am using in the original css I released. RE: IE background colors: before I speculate on this one, you are missing a slash in both instances of "* That's me commenting. Change color." in your user.css. Fix that first. Between that, and changing to author_self, it will probably resolve itself.

#2.1.1

12/24/2007 12:15AM

About IE: Thanks! The hint about the missing slash in my users.css resolved the problem. Cool, thanks! About the "self" css.. Hmm.. I think, if it is like this, I will stay with how I did it. At least at the moment. I like to write my articles with my whole name but my comments with my firstname. Thanks Don for all you input! It helped a lot again. Happy Christmas! Here in Germany it is the 24th of December since a couple of minutes. I think, you have to wait some hours more..

#2.1.1.1

12/24/2007 12:44AM

I also checked it in IE6. Works fine now. Not sure if you ever plan to release this template to the public, but if you do, you will need it as self. You could define the yellow colors in grey_style.css (instead of my orange) then use user.css to specifically style "grischa". Happy Christmas Eve! That will not arrive for another 7.5 hours in my time zone.

#2.1.1.1.1

12/24/2007 10:48AM

Yes, right. For that I only have to change the grey.css, as the "grischa" dependend stuff is already located in the users.css. Now it's Christmas in your timezone, too, and I wish you all the best for that.

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