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Could anyone tell me how I can achieve this? - Its something i have been trying to achieve for quite some time.
Basically when a user clicks 'login' a login box pops up prompting a login. ![]() ![]() Any help greatly appreciated |
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That looks neat. Very neat, I must say. It should be just some CSS involved, although I don't know what CSS exactly.
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Heh. I had a crack at this on my test forums, and I've got the box and all. All I need to do now is to create an image and create a fall-back for those without Javascript.
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For the fallback, just use vB's $show[popups] and if false don't even run your code, just show the default login box.
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Done. You can see it in action on my website (signature). I may release this if I can get the instructions together
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Thanks.
No, it was all my own coding. I am aware of this. It seems $show['popups'] is always true regardless if JS is enabled or not. I tested it myself yesterday. |
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$show['popups'] is working fine for me. I tested it just not. It's false when I disable JS in my browser.
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