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Aaron Cake
Starting Member

Canada
16 Posts

Posted - 10 July 2001 :  22:01:34  Show Profile  Visit Aaron Cake's Homepage
Mod Name: Smilies
Adds more smilies to the standard smile selection window. The table of smilies are stored in a table in your Snitz database, which points to the file in a Web-accessable "/smilies" directory.

Demo:
http://www.lqforum.com
Please use the username TestUser with password test and post in the Moderated Lounge. Thanks.

Status:
Currently in version 1.0, in development.

Files Or Code:
Download ZIP file from http://www.aaroncake.net/misc/smilies.zip

Comments:
Only tested on Access for now. Will require manually importing a table into the database. Also requires editing of several forum files.

ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  04:21:34  Show Profile
Hello

I get this error when I click on the smilies button.

Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e37'

The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input table or query 'FORUM_SMILIES'. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled correctly.

/ciced/Community/forum/pop_icon_legend.asp, line 49

I think I done everything correctly. Can anyone tell me what went wrong?


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ThePCSpy.com
Starting Member

1 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  05:34:20  Show Profile  Visit ThePCSpy.com's Homepage
Yeah m8. You havent added the table in your database like it ses in the readme. :)
Do that, UPLOAD it... and have a happy day.

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GauravBhabu
Advanced Member

4288 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  08:47:50  Show Profile
No db table in the zip. Just smilies

Share A Square at forumSquare


gauravbhabu

There is only one miracle...That is LIFE!
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ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  09:23:17  Show Profile
Where can I get the table from?
As you can tell im new to the Snitch forum.

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big9erfan
Average Member

540 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  11:07:39  Show Profile
Look in the zip there's a file called smilies.mdb, open it and export the table to your snitz db.



http://www.ugfl.net/forums
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Spoon
Average Member

Ireland
507 Posts

Posted - 26 July 2001 :  18:14:26  Show Profile  Visit Spoon's Homepage  Send Spoon an ICQ Message
quote:

Look in the zip there's a file called smilies.mdb, open it and export the table to your snitz db.

http://www.ugfl.net/forums



Its very nice of you to make a mod for the forum, but it takes over 2 mins for the average user, just for the smiles page to load.

Good job otherwise :)



Regards,

Spoon, (ya all love me right?)
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ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 27 July 2001 :  03:57:29  Show Profile
Oh I did upload the smilies.mbd into the forum directory.

And you don't have to have all the smilies in there. You can easily edit them or add some. It's very versatile if I can ever get it to work.

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Aaron Cake
Starting Member

Canada
16 Posts

Posted - 27 July 2001 :  11:00:20  Show Profile  Visit Aaron Cake's Homepage
You need to import the table contained in smilies.mdb into the main forum database as stated in the readme.

As far as load times goes, you can trim the smilies list simply by removing records from the database. I am currently working on a new version which allows the smilies to be "paged", so instead of all at once, you get a few at a time...Don't know when I'll be done with it though...

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ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 27 July 2001 :  15:59:36  Show Profile
How do you export the table?
Could you send me the table please. :D Anothany@aol.com

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Aaron Cake
Starting Member

Canada
16 Posts

Posted - 29 July 2001 :  21:20:04  Show Profile  Visit Aaron Cake's Homepage
Open your forum database in Access. Go to File|Get External Data|Import. Select the smilies database and hit "Open". Import the FORUM_SMILIES table, data and structure. Note: if you have changed your defualt forum prefix, rename the Smilies table accordingly. For more info on importing/exporting, see the Access help.

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ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 31 July 2001 :  05:55:14  Show Profile
Thanks but now all the new smilies don't work.
I get a box with a red cross in them.

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Jason
New Member

80 Posts

Posted - 31 July 2001 :  08:57:56  Show Profile
Looks like you must have the in a different directory to where the html is pointing to. Look at the outputted HTML and verify.

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Aaron Cake
Starting Member

Canada
16 Posts

Posted - 31 July 2001 :  14:05:21  Show Profile  Visit Aaron Cake's Homepage
quote:

Thanks but now all the new smilies don't work.
I get a box with a red cross in them.



Please read the readme.txt file. Also, verify that the proper forum URL is set in the Admin section, and that it ends in a "/" as it should. View the source of the smilie popup box. What do the image tags look like?

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ciced
Starting Member

24 Posts

Posted - 01 August 2001 :  04:31:36  Show Profile
SmileBaseURL= strForumURL & "http://www21.brinkster.com/ciced/Community/forum/smilies/"

I put this in, and its the correct path to the smilies directory.
But it just won't work

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Aaron Cake
Starting Member

Canada
16 Posts

Posted - 01 August 2001 :  13:57:05  Show Profile  Visit Aaron Cake's Homepage
quote:

SmileBaseURL= strForumURL & "http://www21.brinkster.com/ciced/Community/forum/smilies/"



Have you tried: SmileBaseURL= strForumURL & "smilies/" like it says in the readme?

What does the outputted HTML look like?

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