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Post by SMOakey7 03.12.14 16:06

Hi there,


I've been looking at putting a word counter in certain areas of my site. It is only in the categories that I wish to apply the code, and I have five of these. How do I add this in to my JavaScript to make it work?


Everything else in my forum is just a forum, so there are no other categories on the site except those I need to have my 150 word count.

Also, how do I stop the word counter from picking up the coding in brackets as words?


Hope this makes sense!
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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 9:54

Code:
$(function(){$(function(){
Code:
       var MinNumberOfWords = 150;
       var LetterCountPerWord = 1;
       var ico_compl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/ok-gre10.png";
       var ico_incompl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/exclam10.png";  
  
     if($("#text_editor_textarea").length != 0){
          $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");     
          $(".sceditor-container").after("<br/><div id='div_minchars' align='center'><div id='div_minchars_header'> Minimum words to send a message: " + MinNumberOfWords + " (at least " + LetterCountPerWord + " letters)</div><div id='div_minchars_info'></div></div>");
         
          var sceditor = $("#text_editor_textarea").sceditor("instance");                 
          var str = sceditor.val();
          var regex = new RegExp('\\w{' + LetterCountPerWord + ',}\\b', 'g');
          var str_arr = str.match(regex);
          var str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
         
          if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
         
          sceditor.keyUp(function(e) {
             str = sceditor.val();
             str_arr = str.match(regex);
             str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
             if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) {
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:green'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You can now send the message <img src='" + ico_compl  + "' />");  
            $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
             }else{
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:red'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You need " + (MinNumberOfWords - str_len) + " word(s) to send this message <img src='" + ico_incompl  + "' />");
                $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");
             }
          });
       }
    })});

This is the code I'm using and I want it to apply to Category 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9

Any help would be appreciated!
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 10:15

Hello SMOakey7,

Could you provide a link to your forum ?

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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 10:15

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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 10:32

Try this :
Code:
$(function(){$(function() {
  if (c(4) || c(5) || c(6) || c(7) || c(9)) {
       var MinNumberOfWords = 150;
       var LetterCountPerWord = 1;
       var ico_compl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/ok-gre10.png";
       var ico_incompl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/exclam10.png";  
  
     if($("#text_editor_textarea").length != 0){
          $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");    
          $(".sceditor-container").after("<br/><div id='div_minchars' align='center'><div id='div_minchars_header'> Minimum words to send a message: " + MinNumberOfWords + " (at least " + LetterCountPerWord + " letters)</div><div id='div_minchars_info'></div></div>");
        
          var sceditor = $("#text_editor_textarea").sceditor("instance");                
          var str = sceditor.val();
          var regex = new RegExp('\\w{' + LetterCountPerWord + ',}\\b', 'g');
          var str_arr = str.match(regex);
          var str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
        
          if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
        
          sceditor.keyUp(function(e) {
             str = sceditor.val();
             str_arr = str.match(regex);
             str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
             if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) {
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:green'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You can now send the message <img src='" + ico_compl  + "' />");  
            $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
             }else{
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:red'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You need " + (MinNumberOfWords - str_len) + " word(s) to send this message <img src='" + ico_incompl  + "' />");
                $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");
             }
          });
       }
  }
  function c(n) { return n == Number($('.nav a:eq(1)').attr('href').replace(/\/c(\d+)-.*/,'$1')) }
})});
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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 10:36

This has gotten rid of the word counter completely...
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 11:04

Okay, see if this works :
Code:
$(function(){$(function() {
   if (!$('.nav a:eq(1), .pathname-box a:eq(1)').length) return;
   var c = Number($('.nav a:eq(1), .pathname-box a:eq(1)').attr('href').replace(/\/c(\d+)-.*/,'$1'));
  
  if (c == 4 || c == 5 || c == 6 || c == 7 || c == 9) {
       var MinNumberOfWords = 150;
       var LetterCountPerWord = 1;
       var ico_compl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/ok-gre10.png";
       var ico_incompl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/exclam10.png";  
  
     if($("#text_editor_textarea").length != 0){
          $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");    
          $(".sceditor-container").after("<br/><div id='div_minchars' align='center'><div id='div_minchars_header'> Minimum words to send a message: " + MinNumberOfWords + " (at least " + LetterCountPerWord + " letters)</div><div id='div_minchars_info'></div></div>");
        
          var sceditor = $("#text_editor_textarea").sceditor("instance");                
          var str = sceditor.val();
          var regex = new RegExp('\\w{' + LetterCountPerWord + ',}\\b', 'g');
          var str_arr = str.match(regex);
          var str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
        
          if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
        
          sceditor.keyUp(function(e) {
             str = sceditor.val();
             str_arr = str.match(regex);
             str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
             if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) {
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:green'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You can now send the message <img src='" + ico_compl  + "' />");  
            $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
             }else{
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:red'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You need " + (MinNumberOfWords - str_len) + " word(s) to send this message <img src='" + ico_incompl  + "' />");
                $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");
             }
          });
       }
  }
})});
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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 11:08

I'm afraid it's still not working Sad I've tried it on All of the pages, and then with none ticked and it doesn't work
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 11:08

What are the links of the areas you want to add this in ?
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 11:17

Are you using the quick reply or full editor ?
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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 11:19

Using both of them, last night the word counter was working in both, but it was showing in all areas, I only need it in the links above, if possible?
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 12:11

Okay, check if this works for the quick reply :
Code:
$(function(){$(function() {
  var c = Number($('.nav a:eq(1)').attr('href').replace(/\/c(\d+)-.*/,'$1'));
 
  if (c == 4 || c == 5 || c == 6 || c == 7 || c == 9) {
      var MinNumberOfWords = 150;
      var LetterCountPerWord = 1;
      var ico_compl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/ok-gre10.png";
      var ico_incompl = "http://i73.servimg.com/u/f73/18/10/89/49/exclam10.png"; 
 
    if($("#text_editor_textarea").length != 0){
          $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");   
          $(".sceditor-container").after("<br/><div id='div_minchars' align='center'><div id='div_minchars_header'> Minimum words to send a message: " + MinNumberOfWords + " (at least " + LetterCountPerWord + " letters)</div><div id='div_minchars_info'></div></div>");
       
          var sceditor = $("#text_editor_textarea").sceditor("instance");               
          var str = sceditor.val();
          var regex = new RegExp('\\w{' + LetterCountPerWord + ',}\\b', 'g');
          var str_arr = str.match(regex);
          var str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
       
          if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
       
          sceditor.keyUp(function(e) {
            str = sceditor.val();
            str_arr = str.match(regex);
            str_len = str_arr == null ? 0 : str_arr.length;
            if(str_len >= MinNumberOfWords) {
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:green'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You can now send the message <img src='" + ico_compl  + "' />"); 
            $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", false).css("opacity", "1");
            }else{
                $("#div_minchars_info").html("You've written <span style='color:red'>" + str_len + "</span> word(s). You need " + (MinNumberOfWords - str_len) + " word(s) to send this message <img src='" + ico_incompl  + "' />");
                $("input[type='submit'][name='post']").attr("disabled", true).css("opacity", "0.5");
            }
          });
      }
  }
})});
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Post by SMOakey7 04.12.14 12:23

I'm afraid this isn't working on the quick reply at all.

Don't worry though, it's now working on the Full Editor, so I'll just get rid of the quick reply as the rest of the code is working great.

You can put this as resolved now Smile
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Post by Ange Tuteur 04.12.14 17:04

Okay, great. Smile

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