Textpattern plugin : ajw_favatar
14 March 2005 @ early evening | Comments (1)
Plugin Details
- Download:
- ajw_favatar
- Version:
- 0.2
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- Status on this site:
- Disabled
Please use forum for all bug reports and questions
Requires Textpattern 1.0RC3 revision 180 or above (revs 142 thru 179 can make it work with a one-line hack).
Summary
This plugin allows for display of favatars (favicon avatars) in comments and is intended to be used within your default comment form. The output is a complete image tag; if no image is found or some problem occurs, no image tag is output.
It is based on Paul James’ Favatars, but I’ve chosed to drop a large chunk of his code to speed it up a bit. Another difference is the cached filename, which uses md5 encoding of the domain just to prevent illegal filenames.
Attributes
- class (optional)
- Allows for adding a class to the image tag.
- alt (optional)
- Allows for adding an alt attribute to the image tag.
- format (optional)
- Allows for specifying type of image tag to output (html/xhtml). This plugin assumes you are using xhtml.
Default: xhtml - usecache (optional, but recommended)
- Usage of this parameter indicates you are using a cache, i.e.
usecache="1".
Default: 0 - cachedir (optional)
- If you are using an image cache you must specify what directory you intend on storing the cached favicons in. Do use a leading slash. Do not use a trailing slash. You may need to change the permissions (chmod) the directory to allow for write permissions.
Default: /images/cache - cachetime (optional)
- Time until the cache expires, measured in seconds.
Default: 86400 (1 day)
Examples
<txp:ajw_favatar usecache="1" cachedir="/images" />
<txp:ajw_favatar class="favatar" usecache="1" format="html" />
Revision History
v0.2
- Added optional alt attribute so as to not break page validation
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