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 12/02/2006 04:51:06 PM · #26
Originally posted by wavelength:
Holy crap that's weird seeing all these peoples faces AS you read their words.


Why would it be weird?
 12/02/2006 05:00:20 PM · #27
I like it. Is there a way you can make the image clickable?
 12/02/2006 05:30:37 PM · #28
I just download Trixie as I have IE7. Would someone please explain how to make this work in Trixie. thanks so much!
 12/02/2006 06:02:03 PM · #29
Originally posted by gloda:
Cool script, but the second version gives me a bug, it shows the image in 100% and then again in 50% (my choice) underneath.


I believe this was what I was talking about. See "Uninstalling Old Versions" above. Let me know if this helps.

Originally posted by ursula:
I like it. Is there a way you can make the image clickable?


Yes - what would you want it to go to? Their profile, I assume? =)

Originally posted by emayner:
I just download Trixie as I have IE7. Would someone please explain how to make this work in Trixie. thanks so much!


I'm looking into this. Trixie in IE7 may not have the ability to "remember" your settings. I haven't tested Trixie in IE6.

-Jeff

Message edited by author 2006-12-02 18:04:48.
 12/02/2006 06:32:59 PM · #30
Originally posted by smurfguy:


Originally posted by ursula:
I like it. Is there a way you can make the image clickable?


Yes - what would you want it to go to? Their profile, I assume? =)



Yes, please.

One other question, and I don't know if this is dependent on your script or if it was like that before. The text in both the top line (date/time to left, buttons to right) and bottom line (message itself) are aligned to the centre now; or maybe it is that they look spread out funny now, the top one is bigger at times, and they align to the centre. I'm having a hard time explaining it. I'm also having a difficult time to visually find what I need to read (hard time reading it).



Message edited by author 2006-12-02 18:59:39.
 12/02/2006 06:38:31 PM · #31
Can you see me now? Good. :)
 12/02/2006 06:59:34 PM · #32
this is coooool!!

thanks Jeff :D
 12/02/2006 07:14:59 PM · #33
Ok, I must admit that's pretty slick!
 12/02/2006 07:30:16 PM · #34
Originally posted by emayner:
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I just download Trixie as I have IE7. Would someone please explain how to make this work in Trixie. thanks so much!

I'm looking into this. Trixie in IE7 may not have the ability to "remember" your settings. I haven't tested Trixie in IE6.

-Jeff

Thanks for your help Jeff. I was trying to follow the link for Grease IE link, but after reading the material, I was not sure I was comfortable installing it - I could not tell if the program was up todate and still in use. None of the links that I followed seemed to lead to an actual downloadable program, but I can be slow some times :). So I opted for Trixie.

Ercelle
12/02/2006 07:32:51 PM · #35
Very cool. I guess I need to use Firefox form now on. Which is kind of handy as it means my wife and I can both be logged in at the same time without ever having to log out again. The DPC addiction breaks new ground in the family of Too!
 12/02/2006 07:42:05 PM · #36
Originally posted by timfythetoo:
Very cool. I guess I need to use Firefox form now on. Which is kind of handy as it means my wife and I can both be logged in at the same time without ever having to log out again. The DPC addiction breaks new ground in the family of Too!

And now tha profile pic can get even more exposure than EVER! lol
 12/02/2006 07:50:13 PM · #37
Gotta advertise my new script for highlighting comments to all of you wonderful newly Greasy Monkies... That came across a little more negative than I meant it. =)

Highlight New Comments on Profile Page

By the way, ursula, the image is now clickable. Download the new version from my DPCmod page.

Message edited by author 2006-12-02 19:52:12.
 12/02/2006 08:57:36 PM · #38
I was always sort of against this thing because I thought DPC always looked nice and neat in the forums, but now I've seen it it looks pretty good! Well done Smurfguy! :)
 12/02/2006 09:03:58 PM · #39
Originally posted by Makka:
I was always sort of against this thing because I thought DPC always looked nice and neat in the forums, but now I've seen it it looks pretty good! Well done Smurfguy! :)


Most of the plain style was built with dial-up users in mind (which are still prevalent overseas). So this is a good way to get these features without forcing away some of our dial-up friends. :)
 12/02/2006 09:04:25 PM · #40
Smurf, the uninstall did the trick, thank you. I think this is really neat, also the updated comments thing. Very handy. Keep them coming.
 12/02/2006 09:10:30 PM · #41
Originally posted by gloda:
Smurf, the uninstall did the trick, thank you. I think this is really neat, also the updated comments thing. Very handy. Keep them coming.


Cool.

Wow - your profile image is almost disturbing! =) Almost merits adding to the script a "hide this user forever from my innocent eyes" button! j/k
 12/02/2006 09:15:18 PM · #42
Originally posted by ursula:

One other question, and I don't know if this is dependent on your script or if it was like that before. The text in both the top line (date/time to left, buttons to right) and bottom line (message itself) are aligned to the centre now; or maybe it is that they look spread out funny now, the top one is bigger at times, and they align to the centre. I'm having a hard time explaining it. I'm also having a difficult time to visually find what I need to read (hard time reading it).


That's a combination of the script and the website interacting unexpectly. The time/date table cell doesn't expect the "username" cell to be very big, so it's size isn't constrained.

I will fix it if it's not too tough. I'll keep you posted.

EDIT: Ok, it's fixed in v1.3. Grab it from my DPCmod page. Also fixed in v1.3 - I was scaling the images to 100px. Now I'm scaling to 120px, so if you want full size, they won't be pixelated. Personally I think 50% with v1.3 looks best. =)

-Jeff

Message edited by author 2006-12-02 21:40:22.
 12/02/2006 09:47:45 PM · #43
this is too too cool! nice job and thanks!
 12/02/2006 09:58:10 PM · #44
Very way cool surfguy! Thanks!!

and btw, _eug .... very sexy profile pic ya got there!
 12/02/2006 10:01:25 PM · #45
Originally posted by saracat:
and btw, _eug .... very sexy profile pic ya got there!


Case in point - this can only help drive profile page traffic! Now if only I could siphon 50% of every click! ;-)
 12/02/2006 10:04:22 PM · #46
Originally posted by saracat:
and btw, _eug .... very sexy profile pic ya got there!

Thanks. It's quite popular with the ladies. I haven't heard from the gay men, yet, but I bet it's a hit there too. lol
 12/02/2006 10:04:35 PM · #47
thanks for the mods Jeff they are very nice add ons.
 12/02/2006 10:14:17 PM · #48
much better for us to see who we are talking to!! :-)
 12/02/2006 11:07:58 PM · #49
That is exceedingly cool. Thank you!
 12/02/2006 11:08:54 PM · #50
Originally posted by smurfguy:
Originally posted by ursula:

One other question, and I don't know if this is dependent on your script or if it was like that before. The text in both the top line (date/time to left, buttons to right) and bottom line (message itself) are aligned to the centre now; or maybe it is that they look spread out funny now, the top one is bigger at times, and they align to the centre. I'm having a hard time explaining it. I'm also having a difficult time to visually find what I need to read (hard time reading it).


That's a combination of the script and the website interacting unexpectly. The time/date table cell doesn't expect the "username" cell to be very big, so it's size isn't constrained.

I will fix it if it's not too tough. I'll keep you posted.

EDIT: Ok, it's fixed in v1.3. Grab it from my DPCmod page. Also fixed in v1.3 - I was scaling the images to 100px. Now I'm scaling to 120px, so if you want full size, they won't be pixelated. Personally I think 50% with v1.3 looks best. =)

-Jeff


Thank you, for both this and the clickable links.

Now, one more little nitpick, can the text in the message itself align at the top of the box rather than its centre, or is that also DPC dependent? It's no big deal, I'm just used to see it aligned to the top.

I like this though!

And I love it at 67%.

Message edited by author 2006-12-02 23:12:51.
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