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DigitalFusion
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USA
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Posted - 22 September 2009 :  15:25:30  Show Profile
Hey all,

I am trying to tweak the left area where the posters name/rank/stars/post count are located.

<----- This area. I removed a blank line between the rank and the post count, and now I would like to add a few <BR>'s to the area to give it a minimum height. I have been completely sucessful in doing this by modifying the code on lines around 560-570 of topic.asp.

However, this ONLY changes the replies to the orginal post... the original post retains the space, and the lack of <BR>'s I have added. Perhaps I missed something, but where is the code that handles the first post, vs the code on lines 560-570 that handle the replies?

leatherlips
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Posted - 22 September 2009 :  15:33:50  Show Profile  Visit leatherlips's Homepage
You just did it for the replies. For the topic, go down to around line 750. My line numbers are not exact because I have other code involved.

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MaD2ko0l
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Posted - 22 September 2009 :  19:34:19  Show Profile  Visit MaD2ko0l's Homepage
in topic.asp

do a search for "sub GetFirst()" or "GetFirst" without the quotes and this will show you the code for the first post of the topic.

same format as the replies so you shoudl be fine in finding the places to change/add/delete the code

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DigitalFusion
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USA
16 Posts

Posted - 25 September 2009 :  13:28:44  Show Profile
thanks guys!


I havent analyzed the code, but it doesn't seem very efficient to have basically the same code twice? Why wouldn't one use a If/Then/Else statement to process this?
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