Reactions by FriendsOfFlarum

License Latest Stable Version Downloads OpenCollective Patreon

Extiverse

A Flarum extension that adds reactions to your Flarum Community!. New discussion for successor of reflar/reactions, requires beta 9 (because you should update).

You should still be able to install old versions of reflar/reactions, we kept the tags for anyone who should need to install old versions.

Note: Only integrates with fof/gamification, not reflar/gamification.

Installation

Install manually with composer:

composer require fof/reactions:"*"

Updating

composer update fof/reactions

Links

OpenCollective GitHub

An extension by FriendsOfFlarum.

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    FriendsOfFlarum Note: fof/reactions doesn't currently support the integration with Gamification as it hasn't been moved to Friends Of Flarum yet.

    Any ideas as to when this will happen ?

      a month later

      This extension works in the latest version of Flarum but Bazaar shows it as incompatible, is this something on Bazaars end or is this something on the extensions side of things?

        10 days later
        a month later

        using the latest version we are unable to save the settings nor able to select an emoji for a new added reaction. is this a known bug?

          phloo not that we know of nor reported.

          Any console errors or relevant error logs you can provide us with?

          okay, I checked again and see that the name of the emoji has to be in the supported list.
          I understood the extension differently

          free names (yeah, no, oops, thanks....) and a free choice of emoji to use with.
          would it be hard to integrate a free sort order?

          thanks for the feedback!

          a month later
          4 days later

          does anyone know that where can i find the emoji list?

            Hello, I'd like to know how do I use custom image as emoji?

              ColaIan You can use custom images by using custom icon names, e.g. setting a reaction's icon to custom <reaction name> and then using CSS to style .fa-custom.<reaction name>:before.

              Example: custom custom-<image name> (untested code follows)

              .fa-custom {
                &:before {
                  display: inline-block;
                  width: 20px;
                  height: 20px;
                  content: "";
                  margin-right: 0;
                  background-size: 100% !important;
                  background: no-repeat 0 0;
                }
              
                &.custom-<image name>:before {
                  background-image: url(<image url>);
                }