It should work with postbit.legacy (considering that's what is shown in the screenshot, and the screenshot is from vB 4.1.11). :)

Did you make a post after installing? There's no way for old posts to get the OS and Browser that was used when they were made.

Thanks for the quick reply!

Yes I made multiple posts, and before doing so I went into the settings option and set everything to YES.

I also tried posting with css sprites on and off.

If you are willing to let me look at it, send me a PM with a temporary admin password with the URL to your site. Something must be different about your settings or styles.

This works great and instantly on my 4.1.11.

For those who wondered, it works well with eTiKeT™ 2011 Posbit_legacy - Postbit mod.

The one thing it doesnt do is retain the background from the above mod... it is white instead of transparent. If you would like to look at this I can provide temporary credentials into my site.

Not to be the good-idea guy, but if you could add an option to "box it", another to center it, and another to put a title on it (like the MY SOCIAL NETWORKING mod). I do like the idea also of being able to place it somewhere else in the postbit.

Thanks for a great mod.

If you could let me take a look I'd appreciate it because the images used in this mod do have a transparent background and shouldn't display as white.

I have a modification to the .htaccess file (from do_not_upload folder), and am using mod rewrite friendly URLs.

example: http://www.mydomain.com/threads/425-...=2510#post2510

The site is also installed in the root, not in a sub folder. ex: www.mydomain.com not www.mydomain.com/forum/

www.mydomain.com/images/osbrowsericons/ is the true path (vs www.mydomain.com/threads/images/osbrowsericons/ virtual path)

I bet it has something to do with finding the full path, or assuming it to be the same as the rewritten url.

If you want to take a look, i'm fine with that, but I just wanted to run the above by you first; as a possibility.

General comment: The UNKNOWN LOCATION errors in the whos online problem I was having previously were due to it looking in the virtual path, rather than the actual. I fixed that one by changing the FAVICON variable to have the full path instead of just the filename. I guess it reads the "base path" as the virtual.

Did someone tell you to upload that file?

In any case, that might be the problem and I would have to look at your site to see exactly what is going on.

Thank you for taking a look. I really appreciate it!

Very nice for SysOps :) Thanks!