Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #1 –
Having the ability to do attachments in the quick reply is not a bad idea, since there is an otherwise full-featured editor in the quick reply now. Not sure offhand how you'd do it (would have to dig into the code) but it's worth looking at.
Post template would be almost redundant if attachments were enabled in the quick reply. About the only thing it would still be good for is setting up polls and calendar events.
BTW, this is getting off topic for the thread title. It should probably be split to another thread.
Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #3 –
I also had members asking over and over how to attach files. I did a quick guide and I link that every time they ask.
A quick and simple solution that worked for me was to rename the "Preview" button in "Preview and attachments". Anyway would be nice to see something included into core.
Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #4 –
Even flarum doesn't have that as a built in, which I think is good for a "quick reply", but yeah things evolve, thus, if it will not burden the page loading and the server, I'd say it could be a good additional feature that can be turned on from admin control panel. Default should be off though.
Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #7 –
Well... dropping the "post" page is one of my long lasting dreams.
One place to create posts should be just enough.
Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #9 –
You still have to have the post page, it cannot be avoided - because you need somewhere to make topics. Unless you want to export the entire posting interface to the message index as well to be able to create topics there.
Re: Attachments in Quick Reply
Reply #10 –
Well, you oculd see the "new topic" page as simply an empty topic with a textarea to write your first message in.
Not exactly the current dedicated "post page", but a "topic view" with no messages.