PhpBB3 Radio Mod
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You dont have to use ModX or make your mod AutoMod compatible. A simple textfile is fine
But if you post Mods here You also have to give support
You dont have to use ModX or make your mod AutoMod compatible. A simple textfile is fine
But if you post Mods here You also have to give support
Re: PhpBB Radio Mod
Cheers for that Stoker, I will try what you have said and hopefully will report back some good news to you later.
Many thanks
Many thanks
Re: PhpBB Radio Mod
i have been looking at that style and you will not get the image showing!
if you haven't done so yet do these edits!
open your overall_header.html file and find:
before add:
or try the subsilver2 edits and see if they work:
if you haven't done so yet do these edits!
open your overall_header.html file and find:
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<a href="{U_FAQ}">{L_FAQ}</a>
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<a href="radio.php" onclick="window.open('radio.php','','toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, width=440, height=380, left=20, top=20'); return false;">{L_RADIO}</a>
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<a href="radio.php" onclick="window.open('radio.php','','toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, width=440, height=380, left=20, top=20'); return false;"><img src="{T_THEME_PATH}/images/icon_mini_login.gif" width="12" height="13" alt="*" /> {L_RADIO}</a>
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Wow you guys! Yes Cisco I had just logged into this forum to let Stoker know I had done everything as explained and still the Radio link had not shown up on my forum, then I seen your post and tried what you said using the first piece of code you posted and YES!!! it now works with my Avalon style. Thank you both so very much So happy now. But... theres always a but. Can someone now help me with these two questions please:
On the attachment picture below you can see each word is separated by a full stop (small grey dot) can someone now tell me how to put this full stop into where my arrow is on the picture so it also separates the Radio from the other words.
Finally, is there anyway to make the Radio link invisible until the user logs into forum, in other words, if you are not a registered member then you cannot see or use the Radio?
Thanks again Stoker and Cisco for both your help!
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Re: PhpBB Radio Mod
That fixed it!Stoker » 23 Mar 2010, 06:34 wrote:Find this in the radio2.html:and change to:Code: Select all
<p><!-- IF radio2 neq 0 -->{L_LISTENING_TO}: <u>{NP_NAME}</u><!-- ELSE --> {L_NO_CHOICE_MADE_YET}<!-- ENDIF --></p>
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<p><!-- IF RADIO neq 0 -->{L_LISTENING_TO}: <u>{NP_NAME}</u><!-- ELSE --> {L_NO_CHOICE_MADE_YET}<!-- ENDIF --></p>
Thanks!!!
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yeah sorry i forgot that find:
replace with:
that's it!
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<a href="{U_FAQ}">{L_FAQ}</a>
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• <a href="{U_FAQ}">{L_FAQ}</a>
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cisco007 » 23 Mar 2010, 20:20 wrote:yeah sorry i forgot that find:replace with:Code: Select all
<a href="{U_FAQ}">{L_FAQ}</a>
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• <a href="{U_FAQ}">{L_FAQ}</a>
Cisco is this reply for me?
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yes it is!
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Superb Cisco007! Many many thanks for that, worked a treat, and thanks to Stoker for this excellent Mod !
All I need to workout now is how to stop non registered forum users (Visitors) seeing and using the Radio link.
Many thanks for your help so far guys!
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replace the previous code you put up with this!
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<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN --><a href="radio.php" onclick="window.open('radio.php','','toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, width=440, height=380, left=20, top=20'); return false;">{L_RADIO}</a><!-- ENDIF -->
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Cisco do you mean in overall_header ?
Not sure what code I should FIND: then replace ? ? ?