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| | 2 | +#tooltip { |
| | 3 | + position: absolute; |
| | 4 | + z-index: 3000; |
| | 5 | + border: 1px solid #111; |
| | 6 | + background-color: #eee; |
| | 7 | + padding: 3px; |
| | 8 | + font-size: 1.2em; |
| | 9 | + opacity: 0.85; |
| | 10 | +} |
| | 11 | +#tooltip h3, #tooltip div { margin: 0; } |
| | 12 | + |
| | 13 | +.tooltip_hide { |
| | 14 | + display: none; |
| | 15 | +} |
| | 16 | + |
| | 17 | +.tooltip_abbr { |
| | 18 | + cursor: help; |
| | 19 | + border-bottom: 1px dashed green; |
| | 20 | +} |
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| | 2 | +/* |
| | 3 | + * jQuery Tooltip plugin 1.3 |
| | 4 | + * |
| | 5 | + * http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-tooltip/ |
| | 6 | + * http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Tooltip |
| | 7 | + * |
| | 8 | + * Copyright (c) 2006 - 2008 Jörn Zaefferer |
| | 9 | + * |
| | 10 | + * $Id: jquery.tooltip.js 5741 2008-06-21 15:22:16Z joern.zaefferer $ |
| | 11 | + * |
| | 12 | + * Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses: |
| | 13 | + * http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php |
| | 14 | + * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html |
| | 15 | + */;(function($){var helper={},current,title,tID,IE=$.browser.msie&&/MSIE\s(5\.5|6\.)/.test(navigator.userAgent),track=false;$.tooltip={blocked:false,defaults:{delay:200,fade:false,showURL:true,extraClass:"",top:15,left:15,id:"tooltip"},block:function(){$.tooltip.blocked=!$.tooltip.blocked;}};$.fn.extend({tooltip:function(settings){settings=$.extend({},$.tooltip.defaults,settings);createHelper(settings);return this.each(function(){$.data(this,"tooltip",settings);this.tOpacity=helper.parent.css("opacity");this.tooltipText=this.title;$(this).removeAttr("title");this.alt="";}).mouseover(save).mouseout(hide).click(hide);},fixPNG:IE?function(){return this.each(function(){var image=$(this).css('backgroundImage');if(image.match(/^url\(["']?(.*\.png)["']?\)$/i)){image=RegExp.$1;$(this).css({'backgroundImage':'none','filter':"progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(enabled=true, sizingMethod=crop, src='"+image+"')"}).each(function(){var position=$(this).css('position');if(position!='absolute'&&position!='relative')$(this).css('position','relative');});}});}:function(){return this;},unfixPNG:IE?function(){return this.each(function(){$(this).css({'filter':'',backgroundImage:''});});}:function(){return this;},hideWhenEmpty:function(){return this.each(function(){$(this)[$(this).html()?"show":"hide"]();});},url:function(){return this.attr('href')||this.attr('src');}});function createHelper(settings){if(helper.parent)return;helper.parent=$('<div id="'+settings.id+'"><h3></h3><div class="body"></div><div class="url"></div></div>').appendTo(document.body).hide();if($.fn.bgiframe)helper.parent.bgiframe();helper.title=$('h3',helper.parent);helper.body=$('div.body',helper.parent);helper.url=$('div.url',helper.parent);}function settings(element){return $.data(element,"tooltip");}function handle(event){if(settings(this).delay)tID=setTimeout(show,settings(this).delay);else |
| | 16 | +show();track=!!settings(this).track;$(document.body).bind('mousemove',update);update(event);}function save(){if($.tooltip.blocked||this==current||(!this.tooltipText&&!settings(this).bodyHandler))return;current=this;title=this.tooltipText;if(settings(this).bodyHandler){helper.title.hide();var bodyContent=settings(this).bodyHandler.call(this);if(bodyContent.nodeType||bodyContent.jquery){helper.body.empty().append(bodyContent)}else{helper.body.html(bodyContent);}helper.body.show();}else if(settings(this).showBody){var parts=title.split(settings(this).showBody);helper.title.html(parts.shift()).show();helper.body.empty();for(var i=0,part;(part=parts[i]);i++){if(i>0)helper.body.append("<br/>");helper.body.append(part);}helper.body.hideWhenEmpty();}else{helper.title.html(title).show();helper.body.hide();}if(settings(this).showURL&&$(this).url())helper.url.html($(this).url().replace('http://','')).show();else |
| | 17 | +helper.url.hide();helper.parent.addClass(settings(this).extraClass);if(settings(this).fixPNG)helper.parent.fixPNG();handle.apply(this,arguments);}function show(){tID=null;if((!IE||!$.fn.bgiframe)&&settings(current).fade){if(helper.parent.is(":animated"))helper.parent.stop().show().fadeTo(settings(current).fade,current.tOpacity);else |
| | 18 | +helper.parent.is(':visible')?helper.parent.fadeTo(settings(current).fade,current.tOpacity):helper.parent.fadeIn(settings(current).fade);}else{helper.parent.show();}update();}function update(event){if($.tooltip.blocked)return;if(event&&event.target.tagName=="OPTION"){return;}if(!track&&helper.parent.is(":visible")){$(document.body).unbind('mousemove',update)}if(current==null){$(document.body).unbind('mousemove',update);return;}helper.parent.removeClass("viewport-right").removeClass("viewport-bottom");var left=helper.parent[0].offsetLeft;var top=helper.parent[0].offsetTop;if(event){left=event.pageX+settings(current).left;top=event.pageY+settings(current).top;var right='auto';if(settings(current).positionLeft){right=$(window).width()-left;left='auto';}helper.parent.css({left:left,right:right,top:top});}var v=viewport(),h=helper.parent[0];if(v.x+v.cx<h.offsetLeft+h.offsetWidth){left-=h.offsetWidth+20+settings(current).left;helper.parent.css({left:left+'px'}).addClass("viewport-right");}if(v.y+v.cy<h.offsetTop+h.offsetHeight){top-=h.offsetHeight+20+settings(current).top;helper.parent.css({top:top+'px'}).addClass("viewport-bottom");}}function viewport(){return{x:$(window).scrollLeft(),y:$(window).scrollTop(),cx:$(window).width(),cy:$(window).height()};}function hide(event){if($.tooltip.blocked)return;if(tID)clearTimeout(tID);current=null;var tsettings=settings(this);function complete(){helper.parent.removeClass(tsettings.extraClass).hide().css("opacity","");}if((!IE||!$.fn.bgiframe)&&tsettings.fade){if(helper.parent.is(':animated'))helper.parent.stop().fadeTo(tsettings.fade,0,complete);else |
| | 19 | +helper.parent.stop().fadeOut(tsettings.fade,complete);}else |
| | 20 | +complete();if(settings(this).fixPNG)helper.parent.unfixPNG();}})(jQuery); |
| | 21 | + |
| | 22 | +jQuery(function() { |
| | 23 | + jQuery(".tooltip_abbr").tooltip( { |
| | 24 | + bodyHandler : function() { |
| | 25 | + return jQuery("span", this).html(); |
| | 26 | + }, |
| | 27 | + showURL : false |
| | 28 | + }); |
| | 29 | +}); |
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| | 310 | + (at your option) any later version. |
| | 311 | + |
| | 312 | + This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, |
| | 313 | + but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of |
| | 314 | + MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the |
| | 315 | + GNU General Public License for more details. |
| | 316 | + |
| | 317 | + You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License |
| | 318 | + along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software |
| | 319 | + Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA |
| | 320 | + |
| | 321 | + |
| | 322 | +Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. |
| | 323 | + |
| | 324 | +If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this |
| | 325 | +when it starts in an interactive mode: |
| | 326 | + |
| | 327 | + Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author |
| | 328 | + Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. |
| | 329 | + This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it |
| | 330 | + under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. |
| | 331 | + |
| | 332 | +The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate |
| | 333 | +parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may |
| | 334 | +be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be |
| | 335 | +mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. |
| | 336 | + |
| | 337 | +You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your |
| | 338 | +school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if |
| | 339 | +necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: |
| | 340 | + |
| | 341 | + Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program |
| | 342 | + `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. |
| | 343 | + |
| | 344 | + <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989 |
| | 345 | + Ty Coon, President of Vice |
| | 346 | + |
| | 347 | +This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into |
| | 348 | +proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may |
| | 349 | +consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the |
| | 350 | +library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General |
| | 351 | +Public License instead of this License. |
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| Index: trunk/extensions/Lingo/README |
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| | 2 | +See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lingo for installation instructions |
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| | 2 | +<?php |
| | 3 | + |
| | 4 | +/** |
| | 5 | + * For more info see http://mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lingo |
| | 6 | + * |
| | 7 | + * @defgroup Lingo |
| | 8 | + * @author Barry Coughlan |
| | 9 | + * @copyright 2010 Barry Coughlan |
| | 10 | + * @version 0.1 |
| | 11 | + * @licence GNU General Public Licence 2.0 or later |
| | 12 | + */ |
| | 13 | +if ( !defined( 'MEDIAWIKI' ) ) { |
| | 14 | + die( 'This file is part of a MediaWiki extension, it is not a valid entry point.' ); |
| | 15 | +} |
| | 16 | + |
| | 17 | +define( 'LINGO_VERSION', '0.1' ); |
| | 18 | + |
| | 19 | + |
| | 20 | + |
| | 21 | +$wgExtensionCredits[ 'parserhook' ][ ] = array( |
| | 22 | + 'path' => __FILE__, |
| | 23 | + 'name' => 'Lingo', |
| | 24 | + 'author' => 'Barry Coughlan', |
| | 25 | + 'url' => 'http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lingo', |
| | 26 | + 'description' => 'Provides hover-over tool tips on articles from words defined on the [[Terminology]] page', |
| | 27 | + 'version' => '0.1' |
| | 28 | +); |
| | 29 | + |
| | 30 | +$wgHooks[ 'OutputPageBeforeHTML' ][ ] = 'lingoHook'; |
| | 31 | + |
| | 32 | +function lingoHook ( &$out, &$text ) { |
| | 33 | + global $wgOut, $wgScriptPath; |
| | 34 | + $out -> includeJQuery(); |
| | 35 | + $out -> addHeadItem( 'tooltip.css', '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . $wgScriptPath . '/extensions/Lingo/tooltip.css"/>' ); |
| | 36 | + $out -> addHeadItem( 'tooltip.js', '<script type="text/javascript" src="' . $wgScriptPath . '/extensions/Lingo/tooltip.min.js"></script>' ); |
| | 37 | + return $out; |
| | 38 | +} |
| | 39 | + |
| | 40 | +function getLingoArray ( &$content ) { |
| | 41 | + $term = array( ); |
| | 42 | + $c = explode( "\n", $content ); |
| | 43 | + |
| | 44 | + foreach ( $c as $entry ) { |
| | 45 | + if ( empty( $entry ) || $entry[ 0 ] !== ';' ) |
| | 46 | + continue; |
| | 47 | + |
| | 48 | + $terms = explode( ':', $entry, 2 ); |
| | 49 | + if ( count( $terms ) < 2 ) |
| | 50 | + continue; //Invalid syntax |
| | 51 | + //Add to array |
| | 52 | + $term[ trim( substr( $terms[ 0 ], 1 ) ) ] = trim( $terms[ 1 ] ); |
| | 53 | + } |
| | 54 | + return $term; |
| | 55 | +} |
| | 56 | + |
| | 57 | +$wgHooks[ 'ParserAfterTidy' ][ ] = 'lingoParser'; |
| | 58 | + |
| | 59 | +function lingoParser ( &$parser, &$text ) { |
| | 60 | + global $wgRequest; |
| | 61 | + $action = $wgRequest -> getVal( 'action', 'view' ); |
| | 62 | + if ( $action == "edit" || $action == "ajax" || isset( $_POST[ 'wpPreview' ] ) ) |
| | 63 | + return false; |
| | 64 | + |
| | 65 | + //Get Terminology page |
| | 66 | + $rev = Revision::newFromTitle( Title::makeTitle( null, 'Terminology' ) ); |
| | 67 | + if ( !$rev ) |
| | 68 | + return false; |
| | 69 | + $content = &$rev -> getText(); |
| | 70 | + if ( empty( $content ) ) |
| | 71 | + return false; |
| | 72 | + |
| | 73 | + //Get array of terms |
| | 74 | + $terms = getLingoArray( $content ); |
| | 75 | + //Get the minimum length abbreviation so we don't bother checking against words shorter than that |
| | 76 | + $min = min( array_map( 'strlen', array_keys( $terms ) ) ); |
| | 77 | + |
| | 78 | + //Parse HTML from page |
| | 79 | + $doc = new DOMDocument(); |
| | 80 | + $text = '<html><meta http-equiv="content-type" content="charset=utf-8"/>' . $text . "</html>"; |
| | 81 | + @$doc -> loadHTML( $text ); |
| | 82 | + //Find all text in HTML. |
| | 83 | + $xpath = new DOMXpath( $doc ); |
| | 84 | + $elements = $xpath -> query( "//*[text()!=' ']/text()" ); |
| | 85 | + |
| | 86 | + //Iterate all HTML text matches |
| | 87 | + $nb = $elements -> length; |
| | 88 | + $changed = false; |
| | 89 | + for ( $pos = 0; $pos < $nb; $pos++ ) { |
| | 90 | + $el = &$elements -> item( $pos ); |
| | 91 | + if ( strlen( $el -> nodeValue ) < $min ) |
| | 92 | + continue; |
| | 93 | + |
| | 94 | + //Split node text into words, putting offset and text into $offsets[0] array |
| | 95 | + preg_match_all( "/\b[^\b\s\.,;:]+/", $el -> nodeValue, $offsets, PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE ); |
| | 96 | + |
| | 97 | + //Search and replace words in reverse order (from end of string backwards), |
| | 98 | + //This way we don't mess up the offsets of the words as we iterate |
| | 99 | + $len = count( $offsets[ 0 ] ); |
| | 100 | + for ( $i = $len - 1; $i >= 0; $i-- ) { |
| | 101 | + $offset = $offsets[ 0 ][ $i ]; |
| | 102 | + //Check if word is an abbreviation from the terminologies |
| | 103 | + if ( !is_numeric( $offset[ 0 ] ) && isset( $terms[ $offset[ 0 ] ] ) ) { //Word matches, replace with appropriate span tag |
| | 104 | + $changed = true; |
| | 105 | + |
| | 106 | + $tip = htmlentities( $terms[ $offset[ 0 ] ] ); |
| | 107 | + |
| | 108 | + $beforeMatchNode = $doc -> createTextNode( substr( $el -> nodeValue, 0, $offset[ 1 ] ) ); |
| | 109 | + $afterMatchNode = $doc -> createTextNode( substr( $el -> nodeValue, $offset[ 1 ] + strlen( $offset[ 0 ] ), strlen( $el -> nodeValue ) - 1 ) ); |
| | 110 | + |
| | 111 | + //Wrap abbreviation in <span> tags |
| | 112 | + $span = @$doc -> createElement( 'span', $offset[ 0 ] ); |
| | 113 | + $span -> setAttribute( 'class', "tooltip_abbr" ); |
| | 114 | + |
| | 115 | + //Wrap definition in <span> tags, hidden |
| | 116 | + $spanTip = @$doc -> createElement( 'span', $tip ); |
| | 117 | + $spanTip -> setAttribute( 'class', "tooltip_hide" ); |
| | 118 | + |
| | 119 | + $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $beforeMatchNode, $el ); |
| | 120 | + $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $span, $el ); |
| | 121 | + $span -> appendChild( $spanTip ); |
| | 122 | + $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $afterMatchNode, $el ); |
| | 123 | + $el -> parentNode -> removeChild( $el ); |
| | 124 | + $el = $beforeMatchNode; //Set new element to the text before the match for next iteration |
| | 125 | + } |
| | 126 | + } |
| | 127 | + } |
| | 128 | + |
| | 129 | + if ( $changed ) { |
| | 130 | + $text = $doc -> saveHTML(); |
| | 131 | + } |
| | 132 | + |
| | 133 | + return true; |
| | 134 | +} |
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