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Blinking Introduction Text
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New templates: 1 Install time: 4 minutes Demo or Screentshot: Yes, see attachment. The following is a small hack I compiled pretty quick, but I'm sure it'll be a great help for new members of your forum. This hack may only appeal to those using an introduction forum, so you may or may not need this. Although, this code could be manipulated in numerous other ways to bring your forum home page other cool tricks. What does Velocds' hack do? Assuming you have an introduction forum, new members with a post count of zero will see a blinking text message next to the title of your intro forum. Only registered members will also see this text. The reason I needed this hack is because the first post I would prefer by a member to make is their introduction, so other members get to know alittle more about them. I have also had some members post their introduction in the wrong forum. This hack will hopefully guide them to the correct forum. Known bugs:
A more improved version from Velocd: Ok, I don't know how to do this that is why I'm asking you guys. A more improved version of this hack would be to check whether or not that user has made an introduction thread yet, not whether they are past their zero post count. Although checking if they have a post count might also help, since not all members may want to make an introduction thread. If you know how to do this please let me know so I can update the hack! ^^ ---------------- Installation ---------------- 1. In index.php, find: PHP Code:
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2. Find the following: PHP Code:
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3. Create a new template: forumhome_introbit Code:
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Script from Nakkid blinking PM --> And that is it :) Thnx go to Nakkid since I used that javascript blinking text code from your header PM's. If there is a blinking text script that works with Mozilla, let me know ;) |
*cough* Wow Velocd this hack is really useful *cough*
Velocd responds: Why thank you ^^ I'm always gratiful for the user feedback ;) ... :sleep: |
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;) Thanks man, it worked, pretty easy to install, and the newbies, are suprised and just sitting there staring at it. "Man, look at it go" -SupaTroo lol one of the members Keep it up! |
Nice hack! I modified it a bit since I don't have an intro forum and used it to blink on my forum rules forum. :)
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Yeah there are alot of nifty ways to manipulate this code I have thought of, such as your example. I am thinking of adding it to my announcement forum, and making it blink whenever I make a new announcement, until that member views the announcement. Alot of members on my forum seem to avoid the announcement forum..
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Nice idea :)
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If you figure out how to do this so that it will stop blinking when they read it, let me know. I could use it for that, too. You CAN use it for more than one prupose at the same time, right? If so, how would you do it?
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Well I know how to do everything but what I have requested for help here:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...threadid=41326 PS to lionel who has fallen asleep at his keyboard: wake up! you've been viewing this thread for it seems like hours :) |
Nice:)
Satan |
Good hack!
Click install :) |
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