Or perhaps that should be an option. But it seems more natural to separate the term itself from the symbol being used to identify it. Patch attached works for me.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| hashtags-7.x-1.2_strip-hash_0.patch | 461 bytes | HorsePunchKid |
Or perhaps that should be an option. But it seems more natural to separate the term itself from the symbol being used to identify it. Patch attached works for me.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| hashtags-7.x-1.2_strip-hash_0.patch | 461 bytes | HorsePunchKid |
Comments
Comment #1
fadgadget commentedI would like to have that feature in the 6. version if possible at all. Be great. thanks
Comment #2
mastoll commentedI applied this patch to V. 7.x-1.4 by hand. I added the lines
right before "return $result;"
Only the first hashed term was stripped of its #-mark. How could I modify this to make it iterate through all the terms?
Comment #3
mastoll commentedI modified this patch for v. 7.x-1.4 such that hashtags in the body field convert to taxonomy tags without hash marks. i.e. "#my-tag" in the body text will create a "my-tag" taxonomy term. This term is added to the "hashtag" vocabulary.
I'm sorry, I don't know how to create a patch . . . here is the code that I inserted:
inside the
if {$capture_position)statement, right beforeComment #4
Strutsagget commentedFeel like this should be default behaviour and then maybe a prefix or css that set # infront when needed.
Comment #5
radamiel commentedComment #6
radamiel commentedComment #7
radamiel commentedfixed in 7.x-1.5 version - update.php must be run