Random totally not important issue.

[Chris]

@psychobunny haha, to be honest I wasn't sure if it was a joke or if you were being serious.

Besides, it looks like your other plugin weekend submission would've beat this one out either way

[Chris]

@psychobunny said:

Next plugin weekend

I totally forgot about this promise. Maybe I'll have a look at it in the morning because TBH this should probably be doable in only a few lines of code

y u such tease!?

qq

[psychobunny]

OK this weekend. I promise!!

Okay not promise, but I'll try, thanks for reminding me

[Chris]

@psychobunny said:

OK this weekend. I promise!!

Okay not promise, but I'll try, thanks for reminding me

I'll hold you to this and if you don't deliver, I'll.. I'll apologize!

Sorry.

Damnit. I'm too Canadian.

[psychobunny]

Brings back old school memories from yeaaaarsss ago from this RPG mod I worked on with phpBB:

Original thread

although they use some xml stuff which i don't understand very well

man I was such a noob once upon a time

[Chris]

@psychobunny haha. so much awesome.

[psychobunny]

@Chris said:

@psychobunny said:

OK this weekend. I promise!!

Okay not promise, but I'll try, thanks for reminding me

I'll hold you to this and if you don't deliver, I'll.. I'll apologize!

Sorry.

Damnit. I'm too Canadian.

rofl, no apologies ALOUD apparently

[Chris]

@psychobunny

[Chris]

@psychobunny

[julian]

LOL you can blame me @chris, I had him focus on something else this weekend

[psychobunny]

Actually, I was sick and pretty much didn't touch the computer at all for about 30 hours

[Chris]

@julian What could've possibly been more important than something that no one else other than me will use?

@psychobunny that toronto weather getting to you?

[psychobunny]

I hate Canadian weather

I actually got this to work using the widgets system - embed the script in an HTML widget and place it in the categories.tpl footer area.

The problem is you have to disable HTML sanitization in the markdown plugin so you can paste <a href="#" rel="item=2828">item</a>

I'm wondering if maybe building a plugin that creates a new "markdown-like" rule (similar to what this plugin does) for creating tooltips would be a better idea. What format do you think would best, ex. maybe:

%[wow](item=2828)

[Chris]

@psychobunny I think you had the right idea with what you said before like [item name] and just have it render automatically. I don't think any of the extra features, links, etc matter a whole lot.

But if it needed some sort of syntax was required [%wow](name) would work fine I think.

[psychobunny]

Looking at the wowhead documentation, I think I can only do it by item ID

Thottbot (if you were around from vanilla to early BC you might know of this) was the original database before wowhead existed and they did do their tooltips by item name