Originally Posted by acidburn0520

Yipee! I'll install now... god this hack rocks! :P

Edit: Two things:
1) How on Earth do you make the hyperlink for the cross-page jump? There's no example in the installation instructions.
2) In the installation instructions, the 1A and 1B parts are right next to each other, I accidentally copied 1A's steps and 1B's and pasted them into the clientscript file as the JS function. Maybe space them apart?

Edit (Again):
1) Nevermind, was scrolling up and saw the post you made Pimp, theorizing how this could work and noticed you had posted a possible URL. I tried it out and it works. Nice job and thanks again, you may want to add an example URL into the install directions.

Oh, for anyone that wants to know:
socomcity.net - your website address (Obviously)
showthread.php?anchor=glitch25 - (This is the anchor's name that you'd like to jump to)
&p=7353 - (This is the post that the anchor you'd like to jump to is nested in)

Oh and Pimpery, if you'd like to add an example of the cross-page jumping feature:
User: test
Password: test
Location: http://www.socomcity.net/forum/index.php

It's just below the header, in a little table; "Latest Glitches Added".

Originally Posted by Jolten

This does not work in Safari. The page simply scrolls to the bottom. There's no jumping or linking to anywhere else. Click a link.... wait for the page to scroll to the bottom, and then, not be able to scroll up again because it continues to scroll downward.

Originally Posted by acidburn0520

Well, I can't test it to make sure, since Safari requires an Apple computer. Try going to the Demo Links at the top of the page, if they show the same problem, then it'd appear that you're right and the Javascript won't work in Safari.

Originally Posted by sirbutts

I wish I had a mac so I could help ya, but who uses macs anyways? They suck ass! :lick:

Originally Posted by acidburn0520

Well, I can't test it to make sure, since Safari requires an Apple computer. Try going to the Demo Links at the top of the page, if they show the same problem, then it'd appear that you're right and the Javascript won't work in Safari.