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For my board, I wanted to change the way that post counts were displayed on the forum and represent them by graphics.
Thanks to Andy who pointed me in the right direction in the Modification area. Obviously post counts can be changed in the code shown as well as graphics. a very straight forward hack. Show Your Support
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<i>Reserved...</i> :banana:
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ooo i like this idea.... i think its better than showing postcounts itself
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yeah, I love this idea also
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Nice idea, you could use this too:
Code:
<div id="postcount"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
var posts;
for (posts=0;posts<$post[posts];posts+=100)
{
document.getElementById("postcount").innerHTML=document.getElementById("postcount").innerHTML + "<img src='image.gif' />";
}
</script>
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ok i feel stupid now can someone explains me the difference between the
User Rank Manager and this ? You can easily do the same thing without code hacks |
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#7
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nice one
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#8
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Quote:
The differences are, this displays the images except for the post count, in a difference position than the ranking system (unless if you edit it) and this isn't a ranking, so you're still free to give a member another ranking. |
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Great hack, i'll use it, thanks !
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