Auto-Insert On New FAQs

[Grunt]

Is it possible to have information automatically inserted on new FAQs? For example, I click on 'Add New FAQ' and then in the answer box, the below is automatically inserted into the 'Your Answer' box.

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[Thorsten]

Hi,

you can use the TinyMCE Template Plugin for that: https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/plugins/ope ... /template/

It's enabled by default in phpMyFAQ.

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Thorsten

[Grunt]

I don't see anything in the documentation on how to do anything with that. Do I implement a template in javascript like the example you linked? Where would I put that file?

[Thorsten]

Hi,

I'll check this.

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Thorsten

[Thorsten]

Hi,

here's the fix for this: https://github.com/thorsten/phpMyFAQ/co ... b597b1231a

Will be released with 3.1.8 soon!

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Thorsten

[Grunt]

Fantastic, thanks.

[Grunt]

Question, if I am using URL to point to a file, what's the source path that it starts looking at?

[Grunt]

Also, I replaced my footer.php with the latest version that implements the changes you've made and I can see my custom template in Add New FAQ on the administration side (YAY!). However, if I am in the non-admin section of phpMyFAQ and click on Add New FAQ>Insert>Template, it tells me "No templates defined".

[Thorsten]

Hi,

I didn't added that possibility to the frontend, as this should be reduced.

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Thorsten

[Grunt]

I'd like to request that as a feature. I could see where non-admin users would find certain templates useful. Personally, I like entering new FAQs from the front end page just because it's quicker/easier to get to.

[Thorsten]

Hi,

I think it needs to be thought bigger as you need to add own templates easily as well. What do you think?

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Thorsten

[Grunt]

I could see value in being able to have "personal" templates, but I imagine that requires a much larger effort for implementation. I think templates could be fleshed out to:

Universal: Available to all, including guest
Corporate: Available to authenticated users
Group: Available to users in a group
Personal: Available only to the authenticated user that created it

I'm not a developer myself, but I imagine some of these scenarios would require significantly more work to implement than others. In addition, a GUI method of saving something as a template would be required, I think this would be fantastic to have in itself.