Code Snippet Gallery

Involved Joined: Apr 06, 2008 Posts: 484

I coded a snippet gallery about 2 years back, and just recently decided to clean, enhance, clean some more, clean again and then I enhanced it Smile

Just after some feedback on what people would like to see in it.

It currently has the following;

Pagination
jquery tabs in administration (class based)
user side has jquery breadcrumb (thanks to kguske for bringing this to my attention)
jquery chili highlighter implemented as a class
tagging (tag clouds)
highlight colors configurable from administration
jquery expand contract for code (admin on/off option)
shortlinks ready

Demo Video:
http://www.screencast.com/t/sLeQ4goiVEt

And some screenshots

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EDIT: Added Demo Video

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Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:50 pm

Have to say, thats pretty slick. Looks like you've put alot of thought into it, I've actually been thinking of something like that. Nuke needs an easier way to find code...

Only thing I can think of is sub-categories, but youve probably thought of that, it looks amazing. Great work Smile

Questions, what does the tag cloud build off of, like sections, categories, titles? Would that be admin defined?

Hows it work without js, for instance if a user has js disabled, would the breadcrumbs still function okay?

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 3:25 am

i'm breatless Very Happy

The breadcrumbs are really slick , I really like them.
Just a question , but is it per language styling or only php?

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 8:47 pm

horrorcode wrote:

Only thing I can think of is sub-categories, but youve probably thought of that

Yes thought about it, Haven't got there yet, But I think it will be a definant addition.

horrorcode wrote:

Questions, what does the tag cloud build off of, like sections, categories, titles? Would that be admin defined?

Tags are defined by the admin as he enters the snippet see the following image
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Hows it work without js, for instance if a user has js disabled, would the breadcrumbs still function okay?[/quote]

Yes breadcrumbs still work perfectly, just the admin tabs look nowhere near as good

eldorado wrote:

Just a question , but is it per language styling or only php?

Not sure what you mean, But the module is language aware

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 8:10 am

Sorry, I must have been half asleep. Can you style some other programming language as well or only php and html? I'm definitely interested in this one for LUA plugins.

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:59 am

eldorado wrote:

Sorry, I must have been half asleep. Can you style some other programming language as well or only php and html? I'm definitely interested in this one for LUA plugins.

sorry missed this cause montego was waffling on in my other ear Razz

yes, eventuially but I have only done the php styling for now Sad

I just wanted a simple way to post some code, and it snowballed from there Sad

Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 2:37 am

Updated: Added Demo Video

Posted: Sun Apr 26, 2009 4:12 am

Good job ; I've seen the video and it looks good Very Happy

Suggestions:
Add a line count that you can remove or not via the user interface.
Enable disable right click on the code.Maybe per code snippet.
Allow specific search.By author, by code, by tags?

If you release it now it'll be a blow here. I'm sure half of the team would use it

Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2016 12:34 am

forgot all about this, been doing some clean up an came across it.It's here if anyone wants to take it further.

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Cool, thanks