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This is so cool!
Thanx FireFly for another great hack!! :) [high]* Minifreunde klicks the install-button![/high] |
This is great. Thanks! :)
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seems to work fine, thanks FireFly.
I still have a question, do I have to accomplish the following: Quote:
cu Schorsch |
I'm using vb 2.2.6 and installed this hack.
When I use the /me thing in a post it works like a charm but when someone qoutes my post the original post says /me and not the original poster's name in color. I added this php code as mentioned earlier in this thread: PHP Code:
edit: just read I should not use that php code... replaced it with this: PHP Code:
but now I'm getting: Quote:
ok.. right now it's working fine. Only one question. When a /me tag is quoted the * username is not in color. Can that be fixed? |
I changed the /me tag a bit :)
in /admin/functions.php I use this code: PHP Code:
I use this code: PHP Code:
[me=user]say something silly[/me] Then I use a custom vbcode to add the color and the * Code:
<font color="#339933">* {option} {param}</font> This way when you qoute a /me tag the text in the qoute will also be the right color. Hope this might help some people |
Just use this in the functions.php and you won't have to make a new color vbcode. :)
PHP Code:
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I know.
That's the way I had it before. But that code does not make the * username text in a qoute the right color. The way I did it is that the /me code in a post is [me=user]text[/me] And together with the vbcode that adds the color and the * it will allways make a /me tag the right color. Even in a qoute. |
That always makes the right color in a quote for me. :)
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strange.. that doesn't seem to work for me that's why I used this method.
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/me installed.
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