sparks wrote:
Since you beat me to the punch on this one, would you like to do a link swap so the two topics recommend each other?
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OK.
Sparks has made more cool API functions here.
If that's what you meant.
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Hehe sure you could put in yours 'Remember to check out Rum's Forum Topic Like buttons!' with the url http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=69732 or something like that
What do you suggest I put for yours?
Edit: I've put something that I think works well for yours, problem is mine is a bit more of a mouthful
Last edited by RUMCHEERYPOOPOO (2011-07-27 05:52:26)
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Erm. Why did whizzer give the okay?
Anyway, I like your text there... how about simply
"click here for Sparks' self updating images and links in posts!"
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EDIT: Oh, I'm not sure remember is the right word, sounds too much like an advert whilst I'm basically wanting to say "If you liked this you'll probably like this"
Last edited by sparks (2011-07-27 05:54:28)
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sparks wrote:
Erm. Why did whizzer give the okay?
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Anyway, I like your text there... how about simply
"click here for Sparks' self updating images and links in posts!"
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EDIT: Oh, I'm not sure remember is the right word, sounds too much like an advert whilst I'm basically wanting to say "If you liked this you'll probably like this"![]()
OK, changing
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We could do it with graphics:
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/ S P A R K S R E C O M M E N D S \
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|Rum's LIKE button. [click here to learn about adding it to your thread!] |
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\___________________________________________________________________/
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/ R U M R E C O M M E N D S \
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|Sparks' self-updating images. [See what it's all about, click here] |
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\___________________________________________________________________/
Though obviously as an image. (example phrases
Last edited by sparks (2011-07-27 06:07:58)
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Nice!
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sparks wrote:
We could do it with graphics:
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/ S P A R K S R E C O M M E N D S \
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|Rum's LIKE button. [click here to learn about adding it to your thread!] |
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\___________________________________________________________________/
Though obviously as an image.
We could indeed, I'll work on something and I'll put something similar in my post.
For now you could just put 'Sparks Recommends you try Rum's Like button - Click to learn about adding to your thread.'
and thanks jji
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I added a little to the post above.
Can I ask, when you use my text rendering script, are you using it literally from block.scratchr.org/textrender.php or did you copy the code from the open source bit and add the php page yourself to your site?
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sparks wrote:
I added a little to the post above.
Can I ask, when you use my text rendering script, are you using it literally from block.scratchr.org/textrender.php or did you copy the code from the open source bit and add the php page yourself to your site?
I copied the code from the open source bit, it's in my source code, the function
writeimageoftext($string, $subtext);
I added the subtext bit, it basically adds some text half the size of the set font size underneath and works out how high the image should be etc. Although it doesn't change the width so if you put some text in the subtext that is longer than the string then it will be truncated on the end.
Also, you went a bit wrong with the link to my topic XD you put /img as the end tag for a url.
Last edited by RUMCHEERYPOOPOO (2011-07-27 06:27:49)
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To see my like button, go to the Aperture inc. Collab topic in Collaborations. Just to tell you, so that you can see if its working well and all that... you should add a like button to this post
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jji7skyline wrote:
To see my like button, go to the Aperture inc. Collab topic in Collaborations. Just to tell you, so that you can see if its working well and all that... you should add a like button to this post
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You can't like individual posts with my tool, only topics but you can put the like button anywhere you want, just make sure the links are the same and it will work. Allowing you to have a like button for your aperture inc. collab group anywhere, even in your signature!
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RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
To see my like button, go to the Aperture inc. Collab topic in Collaborations. Just to tell you, so that you can see if its working well and all that... you should add a like button to this post
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You can't like individual posts with my tool, only topics but you can put the like button anywhere you want, just make sure the links are the same and it will work. Allowing you to have a like button for your aperture inc. collab group anywhere, even in your signature!
Sorry, I meant in this topic (silly me!
) Anyway! Thanks for the advice! I may add a 'Like' button on my sig as well!
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There already is a like button see the first post about a quarter of the way down
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I liked it, and it added 2 likes. Then I unliked it, and it added 1 like.
Edit: It added 3 this time.
Last edited by scratcher7_13 (2011-07-27 07:31:01)
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Strange, might be other people adding likes aswell I'll check the database.
The problem is I can't replicate this problem (if it is one) because whenever I unlike it it takes one off and when I re like it afterwards it adds one I'm not sure what's going on.
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RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:
Strange, might be other people adding likes aswell I'll check the database.
The problem is I can't replicate this problem (if it is one) because whenever I unlike it it takes one off and when I re like it afterwards it adds one I'm not sure what's going on.
By the looks of it, you have a dynamic ip address which means that your ip address (the number on the internet that defines your computer) changes every so often, in this case a lot. That is one of the problems with my script, if someone does have a dynamic ip address then it can't tell the difference and it adds a like for each ip address.
So if the same thing happens to anyone other than scratcher_7_13 then could they refrain from clicking it again.
Thanks,
Rum
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Nice. It works
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Thanks everyone, and indeed it does
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The topic has now passed 20 likes.
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I won't like it because you swore.
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scimonster wrote:
I won't like it because you swore.
Er when?
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RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:
scimonster wrote:
I won't like it because you swore.
Er when?
I reported it, so it should be removed soon.
It's d-a-m-*-i-t.
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