quick reply error

[imported_oprah_noodlemantra]

When you click the preview button in the quick reply your post gets published

[Jupiter]

testing

EDIT: You are correct. I will inform the admins of this error.

[Fyda]

Additionally, if you write a post over a certain length in the Quick Reply box, it gets truncated. Not sure what the unstated limit is, or if it's been fixed. :?

[nesl247]

I know about the problems now, and I think there is an update to the quick reply mod. So I'll try and upgrade it today.

[adamk]

Now quick reply isn't working at all... At least under konqueror.

Konqueror is showing a javascript error:

Error: node : SyntaxError: Parse error at line 2

[Deciare]

The Firefox error console has the following to offer about Quick Reply:
[quote:1d3a3]Error: illegal character
Source File: javascript:void(0);#preview
Line: 1, Column: 8
Source Code:
void(0);#preview[/quote:1d3a3]
I receive this error whenever I press the Preview button. I also receive it for each press of the Submit button if the Preview button had been pressed at least once prior.

If I press Submit without pressing Preview first, then nothing is printed to the error console, but my post isn't submitted either.

[nesl247]

Should be fixed, please try now

[Deciare]

This is a test of Quick Reply, Preview, then Submit.

Edit: o.O It submitted immediately instead of showing me a preview. Back to square one? ^^;

[nesl247]

I can't say anything about the preview, but submitting works.

[Deciare]

Haha, okay. ^_^

Let's test Fyda's observarion, then. *Really Long Post Technique!!!* *thundering echo*

Edit: Oh dear, truncation's back too. I suppose this works well enough for most purposes, though... A post of the length I was quoting is hardly a "quick" reply!

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Would you like certain types of windows, such as menus and console windows, to be translucent? Do you want your system monitoring program or IM contact list to be visible on all desktops by default? Does it bother you when a new browser window opens that is too tiny or too large?

You can set rules that tell windows to be translucent, sticky, stay on top, a certain size, and so on whenever they open. This guide provides information that will hopefully help you get started on writing rules to make your windows look and behave the way you want.

The information in this guide assumes that you have the Regex Matching plugin enabled. If you don't, please enable it before reading further.


Identifying a Window

Before anything about opacity or window rules can be set, you need to know how to tell ccsm which windows to apply the rules to.

There are 8 different ways to make CompComm recognise a window. Each of these ways is listed below, along with commands that can be entered into a console to help you find the information you need to use them.

type - What kind of window is it? A menu, a dialog, a tooltip, or something else?
[list:72ea6] Command: xprop | grep WINDOW_TYPE | cut -d _ -f 10[/*:m:72ea6]
Or choose one: any, unknown, combo, desktop, dialog, dnd, dock, dropdownmenu, fullscreen, modaldialog, menu, normal, notification, popupmenu, splash, toolbar, tooltip, utility[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
role - What is the window's role? (Only useful for some programs. Usually blank.)
Command: xprop | grep "WM_WINDOW_ROLE(STRING)" | cut -d \" -f 2[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
name - What is the window's class name?
Command: xprop | grep WM_CLASS | cut -d \" -f 2[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
class - What is the window's class?
Command: xprop | grep WM_CLASS | cut -d \" -f 4[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
title - What is written in the window's title bar?
Command: xprop | grep "WM_NAME(STRING)" | cut -d \" -f 2[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
xid - What is the window's XID? (Only useful for identifying a window that's already open.)
Command: xprop | grep "WM_CLIENT_LEADER(WINDOW)" | cut -d ' ' -f 5[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
state - Is the window maximised, staying on top, sticky, or something else?
Choose one: modal, sticky, maxvert, maxhorz, shaded, skiptaskbar, skippager, hidden, fullscreen, above, below, or demandsattention[/*:m:72ea6][/*:m:72ea6]
override_redirect - Is this window special? (Used differently by different programs. See Identifying a Window: Special Cases below.)[/*:m:72ea6][/list:u:72ea6]

A window can be identified by a string of the form:
criterion=value
Note: There is no space before or after the = sign!

For example, this will match pop-up menus:
type=popupmenu

More than one criterion can be specified by using a | symbol, which means "or", and a [b]