[Reqest] – Maximum char number in $message as variable

  • Resolved orion42

    (@orion42)


    12 years, 2 months ago

    I’ve notice the maximum number of character in the message is fixed at 80 chars. I prefer to have a little more text so i’ve changed in 140. I propose to set this number as a variable that can be set in admin page.

    In class-s2-core.php – row 302:

    //$message = wordwrap(strip_tags($message), 80, "\n");
$message = wordwrap(strip_tags($message), $message_chars, "\n"); //42 - Maximum number of char 80 => $message_chars

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  • @orion42,

    This seems reasonable but I’d rather avoid adding a variable to be set in the admin pages. I’ve added it as a variable in the class-s2-core.php file with a default value of 80, this can then easily be edited if desired.

    Thread Starter orion42

    (@orion42)

    Could be useful if you create a custom – variable – value script for some local variable settings. In another open-project (Timthumb) where sometimes I partecipate in small development and bug fix all the variable are smart: if there are alredy declared in the custom file the it uses this value, otherwise use the standard ones:

    //Load a config file if it exists. Otherwise, use the values below
if( file_exists(dirname(__FILE__) . '/timthumb-config.php'))	require_once('timthumb-config.php');
if(! defined('DEBUG_ON') )					define ('DEBUG_ON', false);

    e.g. and then write in the config file :
    define ('DEBUG_ON', true);

    In this way with a little piece of code everybody can personalize the values just editing one single user-created-files and don’t edit the new files at each release just to set up a couple of numerical values.

    Mine is just a proposal, but it’s an interesting way of dealing with custom variable (or also functions…)

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