oops I see I have a small mistake in my example. Doubt it has something to do with your prob though. The first td tag is missing a ">".

You could do 1 of 2 things:

1. set up a test account on your board so i can take a look at the html code.

or...

2. Post the code here.

Scott

Scott,
I sent you the code PM because I wasn't sure about posting an entire template on here. Just for others' information, as a test I reverted to the original vbcode_popup_smiliesbits template and things seem to work normally. Unless that's a problem I'll keep it that way until and unless we can resolve this other issue. Thank you for your help.

Thanks, Scott. Wasn't seeing the forest from the trees on this one. Must have looked at that section of the code 20 times. I appreciate your help! :D

w00t!! Took me a couple of mins to figure out what you were trying to say... but after I thought it over.... it just clicked! Great Hack... Keep it up!

I still cannot figure out what this does.

The main function is it puts the smilie wherever the cursor is instead of at the end of the message. It also allows you to highlight already typed text and click on one of the tags and have it entered automatically. My users would kill me if I ever removed this hack. :)

I don't think that part works. But it does let you place a tag or a smilie where you want it.

Scott

I don't know. I just typed and highlighted this and hit red and it did the trick. It does on my board, too. :)

Maybe I misunderstood. When I highlight something it gets replaced with the vbcode I choose. I am using IE6.

What browser are you using?

Scott

IE 6 on an XP machine and a 2000 Pro machine.

And it works on both. :)

Well, I managed to break it. It was working fine until I highlighted some text and canceled the tag. :(