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eddy	10-19-2002 06:46 AM

Any Idea's How?

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Ok i have posed an attachment to help explain

in the colum on the attached gif i used white arrows now what i want to do when i mouse over the topic name i want it to show the date and time the topic was started if this is possible whitout hacking that would be great.:D

LoRDsTaR

10-19-2002 07:32 AM

i dont thinks ... that there is any possibilitie without hacking

assassingod

10-19-2002 07:33 AM

Uhm...I can do it so the topic name appears, but im not too sure if its possible to sure the date of time it was started

eddy	10-19-2002 07:35 AM

sorry what i ment was without using a hack i was hoping i could do this with template mods

assassingod

10-19-2002 07:40 AM

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You cant show the date created with template mods, php fileing editing is required:

Tony G

10-19-2002 08:52 AM

Okay, so what does the code you do that posted ffdcsite, is it for the topic on mouseover?

eddy	10-19-2002 09:46 AM

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hmm i will go more into detail.
the effect i was wanting i have seen on the new version of invision board what i basically want is like the tag exsample below

Code:

<a href="usercp.php?s=$session[sessionhash]"><img

src="images/top_profile.gif" alt="Here you can view your 

subscribed threads, work with private messages and edit your 

profile and preferences" border="0"></a>

now i know
that is for an image but for text in the html code would be
something like

Code:

a href="something.html" title= the date 

and time this was posted"

does this clear anything up or
does this still require hacing php and not just moding the
template?? :confused:

edit: guess i could have went to the invisionboard page and gotten a screeny of what i ment lol here hope this helps too

eddy	10-19-2002 10:31 AM

and one last thing this is the html they used for the effect

Code:

<a href='http://XXXXX.XXXXXXXX.com/index.php?

act=ST&f=20&t=13086&s=8c4a58286dc9093cb1a12ce4c0e1b656'

class='linkthru' title='This topic was started: Jun 28 2002, 07:35 

AM'>Manual skin import</a>

eddy	10-19-2002 02:10 PM

ok all i need is the code now that can call the date from thread i.e. $thread[postdate] just like what forumdisplay_announcement uses as $announcement[postdate]
and what postbit uses as $post[postdate]

eddy	10-20-2002 11:36 AM

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yea it requres you to hack the forumdisplay.php file but its really easy go over to vb.org and search for "Thread Start date/time"
and if you want it to show on mouse over and not in the posted by colum just ask and i can post the code on how to do it!!!

SS the mouse is over "test" my print screen wont show the hand

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