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Is there any reason why the pop-up announcements are shown in Netscape and not in Internet Explorer?
Also, I have two announcements, as shown in the code below. Shouldn't both of them be shown if a user belongs to usergroup 3? HTML Code:
[[($bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==3)]] Tnx and regards -------- John |
only first matched announcement is displayed by the hack. You can combine them into one if you like to display both. If netscape is displaying, IE should also display.
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As for my other question, I would think that it is more reasonable, if there is a no-conditional announcement, that announcement to be shown to everyone, even if they fall in one of the other conditionals. In that way, a general message could be shown to everyone, together with a specific message to a particular user group, for example. Rgds and tnx for this hack. ----------- John |
Thanks again for this hack Logician. I've made some minor tweaks to this and have it running in VBA CMPS, additionally, I am passing different custom variables via the URL to also get different content to display in different situations. It works great.
I've come across a specific application where I'd like to have a hyperlink that activates the $dfh_announcement_popup on the current page. I realize this is out of the scope of this hack, but if anyone has any ideas, I'd certainly appreciate it. [Off Topic] The popup contains a flash search tool with predefined searches to help new users find relevant content [/Off Topic] The trouble for me has been finding a way to activate it on the current page. I'd rather allow the popup to occur on any page the user happens to be on via a clickable 'toggle' rather than routing to a whole different page and then letting the page load the popup... Thanks. |
Logician you rock! :)
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I did use this hack on vb v2.x. And I love it, What I didn't like was the very small editor box.. Way to small to get a overview of all the messages.
So is there a beter editor for the vb 3.x version?? If not, can somebody make a hack for it?? |
Someone asked this before and it wasn't answered in any of the 14 pages, so I'll try it again.
Is there a way to make it so that the popup only displays once ever for a user, or is this already possible? If they close the announcement and log back in next time, does the same popup still display for them? If so, is there a way to prevent that from happening? Thanks! -V |
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I have to assume, a different method has to be used to create and store the annoucements. Rgds -------- John |
Not going to happen with this script, It just was not designed for that.
Would be nice though! Fiber |
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