on 8/1/08 etdebruin wrote:

Yay! Finally we have an area where all the developers can chat amongst themselves :-) We hope that this will provide a forum where 3rd Party developers can interact directly with the makers of Monk CMS!

on 8/1/08 benotero wrote:

God answers prayers. Thanks for getting this up Etienne and crew. I’ll be on here regularly and hope to contribute.

on 8/1/08 lukesimpson wrote:

Welcome aboard, Ben! I’m sure you’ll have a lot to offer us.

on 8/4/08 benotero wrote:

at least now i can stop pestering you on IM luke. And nice integration of markup. This is a quality wysiwyg for folks who know a bit of code already.

on 8/5/08 lukesimpson wrote:

Yes, I think it works well for developers and implementers, and it runs on top of jQuery. tinyMCE is a little overkill for discussion posts.

For those interested in integrating it with your discussions, you can find the plugin here: http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/home/

I removed the preview functionality because it requires your own textile parser to work, but I may look into adding that later. If you have any issues with using it, please let me know.

on 8/6/08 benotero wrote:

Luke, thanks for the info. I’d seen it before. Previewing would be really nice especially for code snippets. I wasn’t sure if I could wrap an entire code block in the “@” or if I had to wrap each line. Sadly, it looks like you have to wrap each line in the @. But nice addition and so glad these forums are up.

Ben Otero
Lead Developer
www.churchplantmedia.com

on 8/7/08 jstayton16 wrote:

Not accepting this suckage, I set out on a mission to find an acceptable solution to posting longer-than-one-line code samples. And, guess what! It is possible, just kind of hidden within the manual.

All you have to do is start a line with ‘bq..‘ (notice the two periods) followed by your multi-line code sample. Then, when your code sample is done, you can get back to regular text by starting the line with ‘p.‘.

I guess the purpose of @code@ is code samples within a paragraph of text?

Justin “Jark” Stayton
Monk Development

Edited by jstayton16 on 8/7/08

on 8/7/08 benotero wrote:

bq..
<strong>Justin is awesome</strong>
<strong>Justin is awesome</strong>
<strong>Justin is awesome</strong>
<strong>Justin is awesome</strong>
<strong>Justin is awesome</strong>

it worketh. Thanks man.

Ben

Edited by benotero on 8/7/08