ha! I don't know what the hell I'd think if I got the Wanker of the Week award LOL
It's nice actually and makes for a better Community experience I'm sure
I've thought about installing the Topic of the Week/Month modification on JPiC actually - And seeing how well a similar thing has worked on your Forum has definitely impressed me ;)

Jacquii.

Appreciate your feedback, thanks :)

The TOTW mod is great, albeit there are still some buggy issues, but nothing to get concerned over.

The coder is a dream to work with, and a more helpful guy you couldnt wish for.

Its certainly very popular amongst our members.

My take is to get people involved with the community spirit, everything else should then hopefully slot into place.

Ste

So, are you saying you changed it to false or to *set* it to false? I can't tell if the original OP's post was edited to show this change.

Are these the users that were specifically having the login problem.


I haven't yet changed it. It's currently set to true, which is intended to remember the last tab clicked on during the same browser session. It's not an all important function and I'm sure most can do without it. I'm don't see why that would have any affect on login, but I'm testing it on my forum to see if anyone reports any differences before making any edits.

I didn't understand these instructions either. It would be great if they could be provided more clearly, as I know our forum is having the logging out issue as well whilst this script is implemented.

Cheers :)

I'm not going to bother making excuses for my inability to fill in all the last parts. Is there a filled out example with most of the commonly used links that I can just copy? Everything else is installed and the dots are showing they just don't have anything linked to them.

Just look for this line:

Change true to false and then see if your users stop having their login issues.


It's really going to depend on what modifications your forum uses. Not everyone uses the same hacks, and everyone's Custom Profile Fields will have different ID numbers, so even a "common" example might have lines of code that you'd have to remove, which would basically mean you'd have to learn the same requirements, only backwards.

It's not really that bad once you wrap your head around it, and I'd recommend taking a look at the default examples I gave in Post 2 and try a couple of sets on your own. I've commented each section in the postbit code so you could find each tab easily, and after that it's just a matter of pasting the examples in the tabs you want them in.

Upon doing some xhtml validating today your code came back errored. The issue is with the ids on divs. You can not have an id or class starting with a number. A simple change to place the post number at the end and a javascript edit and it was valid.

id="$post[postid]postbittabs
changes too
id="postbittabs$post[postid]

and

var mytabs=new ddtabcontent("$post[postid]postbittabs")
to
var mytabs=new ddtabcontent("postbittabs$post[postid]")

Thank you OcR. I always planned to include instructions on how to make the code XHTML valid for those interested on the next update. The first launch was just to simplify it to most users.

Would it be out of place for me to ask if someone could fill in the final link section of this mod for me. I have it installed and the dots are showing, I just don't have them linked. I would be willing to pay for the service. Or, give credit with a link back. I am just sooo lost when it comes to code and as simple as it appears to be, I'm totally lost. All I want is for the links to point to on site regular stuff, nothing elaborate.

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