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I would recommend using text only option for now if you have load problems.
The issue (In IE6/7 when using images in the dropdown menu) is to with the fact the user has to download 50+ mood images and has nothing to do with the javascript. Also this should only happen on the first page load, after which the mood images should be cached by the user browser. With the latest version this is fixed, the images don't start loading until the page has loaded, was tested with another user who had a similar problem. The other option (for further improvements) is to dynamicly load images in the dropdown menu e.g. detecting when the user is going down in the dropdown menu, which I might have a ago at doing sometime in the future. Quote:
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I even added forced cache to .htaccess Code:
<IfModule mod_expires.c> Will try txt version then! Thanks. [edit to add] Added this hack with these results in Firefox... IE7 is still near 60sec load times... :( Oh well! |
works great but amazed icon is not included
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Grab it from the older version :P
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I Set It To Auto Edit Postbit
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There are instructions in the first post which tell you how to manually place it.
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Still Doesnt Appear lol
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In the vmoods.js file find this line... Code:
YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest("POST", "ajax.php?do=vmoods_update&securitytoken=" + SECURITYTOKEN + "&vmood=" + target.title, { Hope this helps :) |
Is there way to change the location of the mood on the profile page?
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Unfortunately, this did not work for me.. The stock hack works fine with a subdomain setup on AlienSoup.com, but refuses to on WTF.com which is really throwing me for a loop! |
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