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rookwood101 wrote:

Squawkers13 wrote:

the image dissapeared

indeed.

Indeed. I will check what's wrong with it, because the strange bit is the site is still up, and the images don't work even when looked at on the site!

...not to mention that not a single image appears on the site itself, even if it's JPG or PNG. What's wrong with it!??

Last edited by LS97 (2012-03-25 04:11:01)

rookwood101 wrote:

I've completed a version of antidote where the string antidoteexists=false is converted to antidoteexists=true - it's available on the dropbox link (second one) on the antidote thread.

(Skype please)

rookwood, your update is kind of unnecessary, especially since the PHP will be executed before the JS and wil therefore not know if the string turned true.

What we need is antidote to replace all instances of
/antidote.php
with
/anti4.png
and I can handle the rest 

Last edited by LS97 (2012-03-25 04:16:10)

rookwood101 wrote:

LS97 wrote:

rookwood101 wrote:

I've completed a version of antidote where the string antidoteexists=false is converted to antidoteexists=true - it's available on the dropbox link (second one) on the antidote thread.

(Skype please)

rookwood, your update is kind of unnecessary, especially since the PHP will be executed before the JS and wil therefore not know if the string turned true.

What we need is antidote to replace all instances of
/antidote.php
with
/anti4.png
and I can handle the rest 

No, the point is you can have a url such as http://website.com/antidote.php?antidoteexists=false and it will convert it to =true. And in the newest version (Which I literally just uploaded) it will add &version=10 on the end. 10 being 1.0

Well, I suppose that would work! Nice thinking! 

Announcement:
I have updated this code to check for antidote as well!
Please download the latest antidote to go with it 

sparks wrote:

Very cool! What method did you go with in the end?

The original URLs include a GET parameter set to false, which is then replaced by Antidote to true. Therefore, if Antidote is installed, the PHP image will receive "true", and otherwise "false".

It goes a bit further than that, of course, with checking the version and all. In general, however, if you have a blue image you're fine, and if you have a red one you better go download it 

Last edited by LS97 (2012-03-25 15:37:35)

I like them! The graphics is lovely. You might want to make smaller, less obtrusive ones too, like banner ones and small 36px ones in case people want smaller ones. I might display one of those but not a great big one like that 

Updated the respective images.