Hello, I am new to Discourse and have my site up and am trying to get a critical piece of functionality I need for a major portion of the community figured out. Users have software that can export magic strings that represent some game state and I want to render that state nicely as a table that gets generated from the string (at page load time). Ideally, I give users a template when posting or they put their magic string inside a named class or something and the string just gets rendered (decorated?) at page load time. Can I do this? I am currently thinking I should write a script that parses the strings for all elements/classes of that type but am struggling on how/when to get the script to modify the displayed (cooked?) post. Thanks, Brett

Sure, it should be possible. You have an API to decorate the cooked post. For example: decorateCookedElement Can you share a visual example of exactly what you’re trying to achieve?

Maybe you can create your own style [imagem] Customize posts' contents with your own styles Developer Guides Requirements information_source To be able to use these tips and tricks, you need to be an administrator of either a self-hosted Discourse instance or a Discourse-hosted plan higher than Basic. Introduction Discourse supports several methods to format and customize a post’s contents. You can find the list here: But sometimes, you’ll want something more specific, for example, a link that looks like a button. [Green button] This is the kind of modification we’ll learn here. The logic I’l…

All right! It seems that decorateCookedElement is what I needed (per @Arkshine note). I also found this post that has some nice examples to filter on elements of interest: How do we fire scripts after topic HTML is rendered in DOM? - dev - Discourse Meta In particular, I found this very helpful: $.fn.doSomething = function() { const targetElement = $(this).children("[data-theme-test]").length; if (!targetElement) return; // do your work return this; }; api.decorateCooked($elem => $elem.doSomething(), { onlyStream: true }); Thank you!

Tentando substituir / formatar automaticamente strings em posts de usuários

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