Some questions

by paor February 22nd 2012, 9:52 am

javascript

1. how to ad title tag for some links which contains specifics word

2.

Code:: <script> jQuery(document).ready(function() { msg = 'SOME HTML'; jQuery('#picture_legend').html(jQuery('#picture_legend').html() + msg); }); </script>

this script is visible only for logged users, why

FORUM LINK
username: testing
password: testtest

tnx

by LGforum February 22nd 2012, 11:38 am

A title attribute can be added on most HTML elements.
If your reffering to adding a title attribute on something which you can not edit, then it can be added with javascript: 'elem.title="title text";'
I'll elaborate when I know more what you mean.

The script could be only for members depending on where you put it.
Put it in a Javascript like this:

Code:: jQuery(function() { document.getElementById('picture_legend').innerHTML+="YOUR TEXT HERE"; });

Yes, i changed it, it still does the same thing but in a better/more normal way.
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by paor February 22nd 2012, 6:18 pm

1.
i would like to ad title attribut or similar tooltip for signed link (it's aditional profile field)

2.

Code:: jQuery(function() { document.getElementById('picture_legend').innerHTML+="YOUR TEXT HERE"; });

after inserting this code (site map) into forum descriptions, the problem remains the same - visible only for logged members

by LGforum February 23rd 2012, 12:14 am

Are you sure your not putting the script in a forum description which is only for members?

by paor February 23rd 2012, 9:58 am

can we set permission for Forum description?

by LGforum February 23rd 2012, 3:01 pm

Wait what do you mean forum description?
Do you mean the description of one of your forums, as in the bit underneath one of the forum sections name?

by Sir Chivas™ February 23rd 2012, 3:15 pm

You can always try adding a Profiles

Acp>>Users & Groups>> Users >>Profiles. Add

by paor February 26th 2012, 8:13 pm

LGforum wrote:Wait what do you mean forum description?
Do you mean the description of one of your forums, as in the bit underneath one of the forum sections name?

by Nera. February 26th 2012, 10:14 pm

That's not your forum description, that's your homepage message and no you can not set permissions for that.

I think some script for guests on your forum is not functioning properly as I could not exacute any script as a guest on your forum.

by LGforum February 26th 2012, 10:30 pm

Its not working for your guests because another one of your scripts is hitting an error.
The other script which is failing is this:

Code:: $(function(){document.getElementById('i_icon_mini_message').nextSibling.nodeValue='Inbox'});

Because the PM link does not show up for guests the script is failing to execute, causing the script in this thread to fail too.

by paor March 4th 2012, 10:44 am

Nera. wrote:That's not your forum description, that's your homepage message and no you can not set permissions for that.

I think some script for guests on your forum is not functioning properly as I could not exacute any script as a guest on your forum.

yes, it's homepage message...sorry my mistake

LGforum wrote:Its not working for your guests because another one of your scripts is hitting an error.
The other script which is failing is this:
Code:
$(function(){document.getElementById('i_icon_mini_message').nextSibling.nodeValue='Inbox'});
Because the PM link does not show up for guests the script is failing to execute, causing the script in this thread to fail too.

problem solved thanks to you new code
tnx