A Night To Remember
 

Imagine this: you've been sick for days, and you're late on a project. You've just woken up at 9:30pm from a fever dream. You're shivering. Your hands are shaking. You've been informed that your project deadline has been moved to midnight- Tonight! You must focus...Must. Code.

You ignore the tiny clock at the bottom right of your screen; it doesn't matter. All that matters are your hands, your keyboard, and your trusty text editor. Suddenly, your fingers are dancing across your keyboard. Symbols fly across the screen, effortlessly forming themselves into programming constructs. You lose track of where you are- Where are you?- You can see it. The code. It's beautiful.

You suddenly awaken from your trance and glance again at the tiny clock at the bottom right of your screen. It's 11:57. You look back at your editor. You're finished.

.... Ok, maybe it didn't happen that way exactly. But I did manage to code some complex functionality into a preexisting mod, while following vB standards and optimization best practices, in under 2 hours. I'm just so proud of myself that I had to let the vB community know my joy!

K and what was it?

And show this code you did

Hehe. It is great when you get into the groove and can just focus and get it done. :)

In the zone and all alone. All ya needed was some Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon playing softly in the background.

I can't share the code without permission from the client, but I've attached some images so you can get a basic idea.

I modified the DBTech thanks mod. The first and second images show the changes to the mod styling in the postbit. The third image shows the addition of more meta data for threadbits on the forumdisplay page.

It certainly is!

Good idea, but I was actually playing Vic Mignogna's Selah album and simplynoise.com :).

Does it create a new line if you have a like and a dislike or is it one the same one?