Go to the read me of the Avatar mod. Look for the changes in topic.asp you are looking for the bit of code that inserts avatar image into topic.asp (it will have <img somethingorother in it). You can slap the image right below that.
Yes , I have found by the read me file ... Here it is ; if Member_Avatar <> "noavatar.gif" then response.write" <img src=""" & Member_Avatar & """ width=""" & intAvatarWidth & """ height=""" & intAvatarHeight & """ border=""" & intAvatarBorder & """><br /><br />" end if
One more question , how must I write the code below to work with snitz ? <img src="pictures/image1.gif" width="64" height="26">
I just try with double "" "" or even triple """ """ sometimes =) But someone that's more qualified can probably tell you why you should NOT follow my example ;)
Do you only want to to show up for members with an avatar selected or for all members?
Search is your friend “I was having a mildly paranoid day, mostly due to the fact that the mad priest lady from over the river had taken to nailing weasels to my front door again.”
I want show up it for all the members infact but as we see in avatar code if Member_Avatar <> "noavatar.gif" then only the users that have selected their avatars will be shown...
Firstly I prefer to learn about the code implementation below. <img src="pictures/image1.gif" width="64" height="26">
After that I would like to learn to show for all members ..
<img src=""pictures/image1.gif"" width=""64"" height=""26""> no idea where to put it for all members to see; right below the code from the readme would be a good guess (I haven't the mod at hand).
if Member_Avatar <> "noavatar.gif" then
response.write "<img src=""" & Member_Avatar & """ width=""" & intAvatarWidth & """ height=""" & intAvatarHeight & """ border=""" & intAvatarBorder & """ /><br />"
end if
response.write "<img src=""pictures/image1.gif"" width=""64"" height=""26"" alt="""" /><br /><br />"
Search is your friend “I was having a mildly paranoid day, mostly due to the fact that the mad priest lady from over the river had taken to nailing weasels to my front door again.”