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   m
   Member

   Nice work with pritlog.

   I'm hoping I can make a couple of suggestions for improvement.

   First, when I tried to add the google analytics javascript code to the end of the main.tpl file (just before /body), it breaks the main part of the blog leaving just the header working. I'm wondering what the solution to getting that working is. Also, less critical is getting additional javascript to work in the header so that I can have rollover images work for navigation purposes (onMouseOver onMouseOut, etc.)

   Second, it would be great to have a basic spell checker for nicedit. Perhaps a plugin already exists, that I just don't know about.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Prit
   Pritlogger

   Thanks for the suggestions. Because of the way Pritlog theme engine works, you will have to give all javascript in separate javvascript files (.js) and include them into your mail.tpl or other theme files. This would apply for the analytics or mouseover code that you want to add.

   As for nicEdit, I am not sure if there is a spellcheck plugin. You may want to check the nicEdit website.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   m
   Member

   You are right. I put the javascript in separate files as you suggested and everything works now.

   I also checked the nicEdit site and there is no spell checker at this time, however it has already been requested several times by others, so hopefully one will be available soon.

   One last suggestion (low priority):
   The option (in admin) to have all comments emailed to the author as they are posted, which the author can then reply to via email (assuming the commentor provides email).

   Many thanks for the help with getting the additional javascript working.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Prit
   Pritlogger

   Its good to know that the javascript solution worked.

   For your new suggestion to work, the email should appear to be coming from the person who posted the comment. This will cause the email to be rejected by many of the popular email services because of domain mismatch. Hence, its safer and best to send the email from one id which would be the admin id for the site. Hope this makes sense.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   m
   Member

   I didn't think about the domain mismatch. In that case, perhaps a link to the commentor's email address (if available) could be included in the email to the author from admin.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Prit
   Pritlogger

   This can be added. Thanks for the suggestion.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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