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Button
it is possible for a supervisor to press in a topic and thus give a warning a button so is it possible to add this effect to a button?
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE THIS IS NOT AN STAFF MESSAGE
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THIS IS AN EXAMPLE THIS IS NOT AN STAFF MESSAGE
BlackMouse- Forumember
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Re: Button
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All Of this is very useful, thank you all for the tips/ tricks, and what-not.
I would also Like to get in contact with a staff member about problems on a forum site I am apart of. I can not PM yet because of a post limiter.
I would also Like to get in contact with a staff member about problems on a forum site I am apart of. I can not PM yet because of a post limiter.
Angel LeFey- New Member
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You would need two posts to be able to send PM's.Angel LeFey wrote:All Of this is very useful, thank you all for the tips/ tricks, and what-not.
I would also Like to get in contact with a staff member about problems on a forum site I am apart of. I can not PM yet because of a post limiter.
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Ok thanks, I will be sending you the PM.
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Is this now solved?
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Thats not the same SLGray
BlackMouse- Forumember
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Re: Button
Do you mean changing the warning bar on the profile field? I don't think there's a way to do it by pressing a button, it can only be changed manually.
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Re: Button
Do you mean a button like with forumotion's "Others" button in the WYSIWYG editor? (WYSIWYG = what you see is what you get)
If so, you CAN add a new button via jQuery, I haven't got the tutorial right now, but there is a way.
If so, you CAN add a new button via jQuery, I haven't got the tutorial right now, but there is a way.
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i mean Just a button to pop up a Warning Code -.-
BlackMouse- Forumember
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Re: Button
In a quick reply or somthing sir.
BlackMouse- Forumember
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Re: Button
That's WYSIWYG, dear Sir.
Try something like this:
Remember that you still need to define a table with the class "warning" in your CSS Stylesheet.
Try something like this:
- Code:
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
if(jQuery('#logout').html().indexOf('BlackMouse')>-1){
jQuery('input[value="Others"]').after(' <img alt="" style="vertical-align:middle" src="http://2img.net/i/fa/wysiwyg/separator.png"> <input class="button2" style="height:22px" value="Staff Options" onclick="selectWysiwyg(this,\'dropList\')" type="button"><div id="dropList" class="select" style="visibility:hidden; width: auto;"><button onclick="bbfontstyle(\'[table class=warning][tr][td]Warning given to [USERNAME HERE]\',\'[/td][/tr][/table]\');selectWysiwyg(this,\'dropList\'); return false">Warning</button></div>');
}
});
Remember that you still need to define a table with the class "warning" in your CSS Stylesheet.
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