Using JavaScript to make the markup codes more versatile.

E-mail me
It works, so type in this({ is substituted for brackets):

{link=mailto:entere-mailaddresshere@woohoo.com}Message text here{/link}

It doesn't work on mine, because the default mail client isn't installed.

 

thanks fellas, i'll try it out in a few.

 

<img src="http://www.starwars.com/episode-ii/feature/20010515/img/2_bg.jpg">

first one dont work, thanks though.

[image=http://www.starwars.com/episode-ii/feature/20010515/img/2_bg.jpg]


Ureka!
Which JC member is this?

 

This script no longer allowed

 

This script no longer allowed

 

Hmmm, only I got a %5 in there instead of an underscore..

 

Yep, because it doesn't convert it to an underscore.

 

Darn! Why not?

 

Well,it should. Maybe I should put the username in a variable. That might do the trick.

The same problem persists for users with the '-' character in their usernames.

 

Did anyone try using unescape() to decode the strings first to get past the Netscape problem?

Code Sample, using curly braces for sqaure brackets:
{link=javascript:alert(unescape("This%20is%20a%20test."))}Click?{/link}

Click?

It looks the same under IE, but need a Netscape user to confirm this.

 

Yeah, but it takes up tag space, plus not many people here use Netscape from my understanding.

 

I just discovered for the confirm, you can't have the &replies=61 at the end

This Thread

This Thread

see?

¤Night

 

Probably has to do with the length of the link more than anything... notice the gap in your example?

And in regards to the unescape message above, yes I realize what you point out, but I actually had somebody complain to me about the %20s and thought how to avoid it when possible. Does it also help with the %5 problem mentioned above?

 

Night: You don't need to put the "replies=#" in the first place, because the only use for it is to show that a thread has a new post after you have gone to that thread before. Otherwise, it has completely no other purpose, so you can leave it out. And yes, the space is because of the length of the link, so you can just make the link shorter.

 

okay



¤Night

 

I don't know if this could possibly be useful, but here it goes anyway...

Dead links:

Code 1: javascript:void

Or another one which basically does the same thing.

Code 2: javascript://

Example of code 1

Example of code 1

 

DO'H! Its invisible!?!

 

okay figured that out, move along move along

¤Night

 

Griffz had this how do u send a message to someone when they enter your profile ?

 

Look at the properties of the two images in the bio section of Lobot_Omy's profile.

 

thanks annoying java implimented

 

Woah! No wonder my alert message stopped working. There are no more cookies! The Cookie monster will be very angry about this.

 

it worked for me ?

¤night

 

It stopped storing cookies for me, though. What makes me different from you or anyone else for that matter?! I just want to be treated like everyone else, with the respect I deserve. Is that so much to ask?! Prejudice! Prejudice I say! I want my cookie and I want it now!