I manged to find it for myself :D

I think there may be a minor bug with it, as far as inserting Smilies with netscape 4.

I have "bodged" a fix, but maybe you can have a look and see if there is a better solution.

Unfortunately in my euphoria, I forgot to test it with nutscrape.

And of course it doesn't work.

Scott

Can somebody tell me why I'm busting my a.. uh... brains training to get the script to work half ways on Nutscrape?

It's like pulling teeth. :( But I got it working or rather I got the bugs out. :D

Anyhow, for those interested, it now works with Nutscrape 4.X, albeit, as it always did. That means when you use Nutscrape the vBcode or smilies will always be appended to the end of any text already written.

If your using IE, then the script appends the smilies and vBcode wherever the cursor is. It is really nice because you can go back and easily go crazy reformatting your text or add smilies anywhere you'd like. :D

Again, Kier has the script and is giving it a look over. With any luck it will be released in vB2.0.2.


Scott

Why not just post your enhancements to the code?

This way we can hack it in :)

Thanks for this.

anyways....question: What happens if a user hits the more smilies option? Will it still place their smilie from the pop-up window in the place where the cursor was last?

I will echo that sentiment. With the amount of ink spent on this so far, the hack up instructions could have been written several times over.

Has anyone tried the new .js file with NS6? Of course those functions will not work with NS4; it does not implement the same methods and properties for text areas as does IE5. When the vBcode hacks first came out, I found an excellent comparison of the two that explained just this point, but I cannot locate it, now.

As far as I know, that is the only difference between the two browsers, though. :D (Just kidding, guys!)

Where is the File?:confused: :confused:

freddie: js code is not secure. In fact, anyone can get it from your website here, http://vbulletin.com/forum/vscript.js Anyone know knows ANYTHING about web programming knows this. I also belive that kier has releaed this hack, before it was in the official vb code.

Mentor thanks for telling me what I already know. Feel free to grab the .js but remember that you cannot post the .php files and this sort of thread will give that idea to some people hence my actions.

Then instead of remove the file, simple post in bold leters on the very top of the thread, stating that you may not post the php files anywhere, but the js is an exception.

Hello Freddie,

Does what you said mean I have permission to post the script?

Scott

Hi there,

I'm eager to use this hack, sounds fantastic, my users already complained about that.

Come on, please find a way to let us implement the hack.
Don't let us paying customers down...

thx,
-Tom

I don't see any problem with posting it. This is just justifying the fact that we need a "members only hack download" area! I've expressed in the past that I would be willing to provide the space for this if needed!

Please go here:http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=23466 to voice your opinons on the subject of a members only area. :)

I think that what this really speaks to is the desire for a simple file compare utility for people who do not want to write up instructions. If my foggy memory serves correctly, the vB folk do recommend Beyond Compare from Scooter Software. Has anyone used it?

Hello,

For those of you interested in this script, I have now gotten permission to post it. You can find it.here.

Scott

The link for this attachment is pointing to the old forums. Can it be migrated over here please?

Amy

Hum I cannot access this page it says i don't have the permissions to... but i've got a valid liscence but don't know where to put the number :/

pls i neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed this hack :/

Why wasnt this put in the update?