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fishes in ur Forum Details »»
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upload the fish flash file to ur ./image folder or where ever u want to put it !
open ur header template and add this at the end of it :- PHP Code:
path file in the code below >>> u will find it twice .... Click Install (:-0) Show Your Support
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Very nice
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Link to demo or screenshot?
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run the fish.swf and u will see it any way here is a screen shot
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Ha ha... this is pretty cool. If anyone here has a forum about marine life, this would be perfect. Oh... just so you know, the plural form of "fish" is also "fish". That fish... those fish.
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:lol: fishes :lol:
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That's awesome
![]() Could prolly use this for different SWF files and per style too since it uses a template edit ![]() Nice bro, I'll certainly be using this
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<a href="https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=155" target="_blank">https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=155</a>
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People reported problems when they surf with Firefox but i haven't seen it by myself.
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I confirm that it creates problem with firefox and netscape (i.e.: can't click on the forum links). Until the author of this fish add-in fixes this, you can just add the ie check condition around the code: PHP Code:
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