Formatting tools with animated smilies in My Opera quick reply/comment/reply to PM
Wednesday, 16. April 2008, 11:09:44
This script was created by AyushJ & posted in User JavaScript forum.
This script adds formatting tools (b, i, u, align, list, url, font, color, etc...) in quick reply/comment/reply to PM.
This script also supports keyboard shortcuts. Press Ctrl key (don't hold it) then press shortcut key. Example: To activate bold, press Ctrl then press B.
I added 21 26 33 38 41 animated smilies to this script including the following one.

Dance smiley
You can add your smilies by changing the following.
MySmilies = 0; //-- Set to 1 if you want to use your smilies
MySmiliesBase='http://files.myopera.com/' // Path to your smilies folder
var MySmiliesList={
// Add your smilies below. Example: 'Smiley1' : 'Smiley1.gif', 'Smiley2' : 'Smiley2.gif', 'Smiley3' : 'Smiley3.gif'
}
Download my.opera-quick-reply.js and place it inside your UserJS folder.
If you don't have UserJS folder, create one inside your profile and enter path to it in

Formatting tools with animated smilies in My Opera comments
- Script will work only in Opera desktop browser.
- You can't have animated smilies on the same line as My Opera smilies. But you can use HTML image tag to show more than one smiley in a line.
<img src="http://files.myopera.com/Tamil/Smilies/Happy.gif"> <img src="http://files.myopera.com/Tamil/Smilies/Wait.gif">
The above will show be shown as
.
Update:
May 23, 2008: Added BigGrin, Bye, Hit, Secret & Yes smilies.
Aug 10, 2008: Added Crazy, Devil, LOL, ROFL, Stop, ThumbsUp & Wink smilies.
Jan 17, 2009: Added BigGrin2, Cool2, Dance3, Crazy2 & Sad smilies.
Jul 4, 2009: Added Stop, Wait & Yahoo smilies.










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BAMAToNE # 16. April 2008, 15:59
AleksOD # 22. April 2008, 22:42
EagleMKD # 29. April 2008, 10:29
Thank you for this Tamil!
serola # 12. May 2008, 13:25
Nunuy # 18. May 2008, 14:08
Tamil # 18. May 2008, 14:14
Originally posted by Nunuy:
Nunuy # 18. May 2008, 14:24
liquid snake # 22. May 2008, 19:03
plz Tamil explain me this , i am not able to set up your script. plz help!
Tamil # 22. May 2008, 19:19
liquid snake # 22. May 2008, 19:37
i saved your script ,then,log in to my page,then -
my account>files>create a new directory - userJS> then i uploaded your script file into this directory.
am i doing it correctly? but now what to do next.... plz help.
Tamil # 22. May 2008, 19:42
Click this, note the path to Opera directory and create a new folder (userjs) there. Copy & paste the following in address bar, enter path to UserJS folder and save.
liquid snake # 22. May 2008, 20:04
Tamil # 22. May 2008, 20:12
liquid snake # 23. May 2008, 07:58
serola # 23. May 2008, 08:36
Tamil # 23. May 2008, 08:59
strikerouge # 26. May 2008, 09:23
Tamil # 26. May 2008, 09:24
Originally posted by strikerouge:
Why?strikerouge # 26. May 2008, 09:31
Nunuy # 26. May 2008, 10:21
strikerouge # 26. May 2008, 10:22
MannyCalavera # 2. July 2008, 15:41
MannyCalavera # 3. July 2008, 04:03
Also, could i sugested that you made a list of User Java Scrips that you recommentd for Opera browser and put it as a sticky post?
Continue with the great work!
Tamil # 3. July 2008, 04:32
Originally posted by MannyCalavera:
I don't know much about JavaScript.Post your request in http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=185091
Originally posted by MannyCalavera:
It is in my list for a long time.Jurgi # 18. August 2008, 11:34
Tamil # 18. August 2008, 11:55
Originally posted by Jurgi:
Download script again or add the following below the line // and if the quick-edit script(author:João) is installed, in Quick Edit box.Anonymous # 7. September 2008, 11:53
:insane:
:zip:
Anonymous # 7. September 2008, 11:55
:sing: :monkey: :pingu: :cow: :bug: :rip: :bye: :angel: :wait: :furious: :doh:
DreamRyderX # 15. September 2008, 01:30
Thanks Tamil!
Wish I could add them just like the Opera ones (side by side-
Anonymous # 29. September 2008, 11:52
good for information
iam1simpleguy # 28. October 2008, 09:27
Tamil # 28. October 2008, 09:51
iam1simpleguy # 28. October 2008, 10:15
Tamil # 28. October 2008, 10:20
iam1simpleguy # 28. October 2008, 17:01
MySmilies= 0; //-- Set to 1 if you want to use your smilies
MySmiliesBase="http://files.myopera.com/"// Path to your smilies folder
var MySmiliesList={
// Add your smilies below. Example:"Smiley1": 'Smiley1.gif',"Smiley2": 'Smiley2.gif',"Smiley3": 'Smiley3.gif'
Tamil # 28. October 2008, 17:12
Enter path to User JS folder and save. Then, reload this page and you should see formatting tools in comment textarea.
iam1simpleguy # 28. October 2008, 17:34
my.opera-quick-reply.js in userjs folder.I hope i am doin right?Or anything ?
Tamil # 28. October 2008, 17:42
It will work with any file name.
iam1simpleguy # 28. October 2008, 17:47
damn now this thing worked.
Tamil # 28. October 2008, 17:52
ariesptn # 27. November 2008, 11:48
BUT, we can use it too!
But I prefer copying and pasting the url, or type the command, because it will also work in my phone.
Tamil # 27. November 2008, 11:57
Originally posted by ariesptn:
EagleMKD # 9. December 2008, 21:00
EDIT: Doesn't show up on skins comments either.
Tamil # 10. December 2008, 12:53
Originally posted by White_Eagle:
Add the following above the line // ==/UserScript==EagleMKD # 12. December 2008, 19:10
Originally posted by Tamil:
Thanks, I'll try it now!
Euro_cure-o # 16. December 2008, 03:53
caulder99 # 17. December 2008, 08:57
Euro_cure-o # 18. December 2008, 02:45
(See original gateau @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Forest_cake )
nenericardo # 19. December 2008, 04:11
sorry for my english
Tamil # 19. December 2008, 07:11
Originally posted by nenericardo:
Works fine but there is a problem after My Opera update.