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I want to display a Shout Form for Heartbeat. Is there a PHP Snippet I need? I've tried the documentation and I've searched Drupal.
Thanks in advance.
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Comment #1
Stalski CreditAttribution: Stalski commentedThe shout form block is back and will be available in the dev release and the next planned official release.
Comment #2
DarkLight CreditAttribution: DarkLight commentedAwesome. Thank you. :-)
Comment #4
jaochoo CreditAttribution: jaochoo commentedI have the following problem: I placed the Shout block in my content-top region and set the permission for "authenticated user" to allow "make shout." The Shout block appears, displaying a "Make Shout" headline and a textbox with a gray "What are you doing?" inside. However, when I click inside the textbox, it turns into a different textbox (those you know from Drupal with a JQuery-controlled slider to adjust its height) without displaying any button to submit it. I can write into the box, but I cannot submit it, so the shout actually will never be set.
I am using the lates dev-version and Firefox.
Comment #5
Stalski CreditAttribution: Stalski commentedThis is impossible. There's no code within heartbeat that has that funtionality.
Could it be that you enabled the example module and the downloadable heartbeat_implementations module? As i mentioned several times before, this is NOT for production usage!!!!
The code that does what you describe, is within this module.
The javascript code is here. What you are missing is the custom css code ... It's only to show you what you can achieve, not a production module.
Comment #6
Stalski CreditAttribution: Stalski commentedPlease don't reopen tickets. I prefer new issues since all subscribers to this issue receive emails.
And also please don't submit issues here that have nothing to do with the module.
thx in advance
Stalski