Is there a way to allow attachments in comments?
I looked into the BBCode options and, at the phpBB site I see this:
"Adding attachments into a post
Attachments can now be placed in any part of a post by using the new [attachment=][/attachment] BBCode, if the attachments functionality has been enabled by a board administrator and if you are given the appropriate permissions to create attachments. Within the posting screen is a drop-down box (respectively a button) for placing attachments inline."
http://www.phpbb.com/community/faq.php?mode=bbcode#f5r1
Does Serendipity have this functionality?
Attachments and Comments
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garvinhicking
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Re: Attachments and Comments
Hi!
No, Serendipity does not offer this, I'm sorry. It's a quite complicated thing to add, because it also is a security risk and might take up much bandwidth and storage space once you allow that to visitors.
Regards,
Garvin
No, Serendipity does not offer this, I'm sorry. It's a quite complicated thing to add, because it also is a security risk and might take up much bandwidth and storage space once you allow that to visitors.
Regards,
Garvin
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Ok, thank you for the reply.
I have embedded Serenity in a page that requires authentication.
I was not really intending for anyone to be allowed to post a comment but only those who have authenticated and I was trying to make it easy for users (logged in) to post a comment to an entry and an attachment, too.
Nonetheless, I understand the implications of allowing comments to have attachments and, again, I thank you for the quick reply.
I have embedded Serenity in a page that requires authentication.
I was not really intending for anyone to be allowed to post a comment but only those who have authenticated and I was trying to make it easy for users (logged in) to post a comment to an entry and an attachment, too.
Nonetheless, I understand the implications of allowing comments to have attachments and, again, I thank you for the quick reply.