Introduction
Add twitter-text.js to Plone javascript registry.
This addon doesn’t provide new feature.
Version 1.4.14 Licence: twitter-text.js is under Apache Licence
About twitter-text
A JavaScript utility that provides text processing routines for Tweets. This library conforms to a common test suite shared by many other implementations, particularly twitter-text.gem (Ruby). The library provides autolinking and extraction for URLs, usernames, lists, and hashtags.
How to use use twitter-text
twitter text is available as twttr.txt namespace.
Example:
$('#content').html(twttr.txt.autoLink($('#content').html()))
Credits
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Authors
JeanMichel FRANCOIS aka toutpt <toutpt@gmail.com>
Changelog
1.0 (2012-01-19)
Initial release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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