Scan subfolders for smileys

  • Resolved 75thtrombone

    (@75thtrombone)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    I have a similar problem to this person: I’m building a site that needs to switch between three sets of similar smileys, and I would like to organize them in subfolders. So if, in my icon folder, I had set-a and set-b subfolders, I would like to be able to use this format in my .pak files:

    'set-a/smiley1.png', '22', '22', '1', ':smiley1a:', ":smiley1a:"
'set-b/smiley1.png', '22', '22', '1', ':smiley1b:', ":smiley1b:"

    In truth, I would like multiple levels of subfolders, so this would also work if there were subfolders by file type:

    'set-a/png/smiley1.png', '22', '22', '1', ':smiley1a:', ":smiley1a:"
'set-b/png/smiley1.png', '22', '22', '1', ':smiley1b:', ":smiley1b:"

    I feel like I could pretty easily recurse through subfolders in wpml_admin.php, but I haven’t tried it yet, since I don’t know what the effects would be in other files, and I can’t see that wp-monalisa has a public repo to which I could submit a pull request. Is this something that could be possible soonishly?

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  • Plugin Author tuxlog

    (@tuxlog)

    Hi,

    well, I didn’T test it but the import should work without any changes.
    Of course it is not supported in the admin dialog at the moment.
    As you wrote recursing in the backend should do the trick.

    You can send me any patches using the support link in the plugin.

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