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- 18 Nov 2011, 11:33
- Forum: PM Notify & Guest Register bar
- Topic: Forcing pm popups on all users
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8911
Forcing pm popups on all users
I would just take this piece out of the overall_header.html: and S_USER_PM_POPUP Well, yeah... if you really want to force it no matter what. I just wanted it enabled by default so if people want to disable, they are free to do so. From a quick look at the DB, about 1% of users have disabled this s...
- 18 Nov 2011, 10:56
- Forum: PM Notify & Guest Register bar
- Topic: Forcing pm popups on all users
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8911
Forcing pm popups on all users
Edited for thread cleanup. None of the above solves the problem for any new users who register after you do this... So, there is something missing there. Like: Open: functions_user.php Find: 'user_options' => 230271, Replace with: // Activate PM popup by default for new users 'user_options' => 2312...
- 18 Nov 2011, 01:13
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
Well, good... With that header in place (<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7; IE=EmulateIE9") > IE8 will pick up IE7 of course (since it knows nothing about IE9) and will run in IE7 compatibility mode - which is way more broken than IE8. This whole "com...
- 18 Nov 2011, 00:25
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
With that X-UA-Compatible nonsense, it is best to remove it altogether. It is intended for sites with standards non-compliant code, written with junky browsers (such as IE6) in mind. Also, per the Defining Document Compatibility docs, using content="IE=EmulateIE7; IE=EmulateIE9" makes no s...
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:54
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
Well, it definitely is there when you check the whole CSS thing.
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:42
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
Look, the browser is POS, to put it mildly... I long ago gave up fixing valid code for broken browsers, it is users' problem that they are using them. You can wrap the scrolling stuff between <!--[if !(IE 8)]> .... <![endif]--> and it will not scroll and overflow in IE8. Reference .
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:32
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
OK, sorry, no other idea then. (Again, hope you purged the cache and force-reload the page to check.) Tell your users to use nonbroken browsers.
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:29
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
Well. First of all, go and check whether it fixes the issue in IE8. If not, no point in explaining how to do the rest.Makis wrote:I apologize but maybe I didn’t understand where to use this, can you explain please?
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:27
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem with Jquery?
- Replies: 14
- Views: 7452
Problem with Jquery?
Good. You really should report this to the blinky PM mod author and point him to the API docs, he is doing something weird there.smallbreeds wrote:Perfect! I removed the linejQuery.noConflict();
and is working well!
- 17 Nov 2011, 23:20
- Forum: Top Stats
- Topic: Problem in IE8
- Replies: 37
- Views: 22729
Problem in IE8
Where did it mess up everything? In IE8? That is supposed to be used for IE8 only, not for any other browser. Will not work with <IE8 and is plain unneeded for any reasonable other browser out there.