Listening, Watching, Plans

[tunescool]

could you post it so i can bookmark it

[Wormopolis]

I will have to PM it because I cant repost it.

[tunescool]

alrite thanks for everything again

[tunescool]

could you put it under the ubbc and the drop down in the other cell and have it disappear when you choose from the drop down? i had a code like this once and thats what it did. are you sure there isnt a way to automatically have whatever youre listening show up in the post page like chris's code, and the others you would just enter as well as the artwork?

[Wormopolis]

how would it know what you are listening to?

if you have the main drop down disappear, then you wouldnt be able to change it after the first time it changes.

[tunescool]

i have no idea how it knows what youd be listening to, thats the way his code works anyway, it just puts whatever youre listening to in the post, not like boxes show up and the song title is in the box. it would just show up in the post

if you had to modify it then youd have to modify it, all i want is the thing in the other cell

[Wormopolis]

change this:

var r = n.parentNode.insertRow(n.rowIndex+1);

to:

var r = n.parentNode.insertRow(n.rowIndex+2);


change this:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<table width='100%'><tr><td align='left'><font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font></td><td align='right'>"+d+"</td></tr></table>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = " <span id='waydhold'></span>";

to this:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = d+" <span id='waydhold'></span>";


change this:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value)'>";

to this:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value); this.style.display=\"none\" '>";

[tunescool]

i did everything, nothing moved

[tunescool]

it did move underneath the ubbc, but now its gone. the drop down was in the first cell though

[Wormopolis]

I was offline for a couple days due to a laptop power suplly meltdown. I should hopefully figure this out tonight.

[Wormopolis]

test[wayd:2:to see if this works-_-_-this day-_-_- ]

[Wormopolis]

ok this whould be working now.

keep this one:

Sept 3, 2009 1:02:33 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

change this:

var r = n.parentNode.insertRow(n.rowIndex+1);

to:

var r = n.parentNode.insertRow(n.rowIndex+2);

keep this one:

change this:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<table width='100%'><tr><td align='left'><font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font></td><td align='right'>"+d+"</td></tr></table>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = " <span id='waydhold'></span>";

to this:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = d+" <span id='waydhold'></span>";

and change this one:

change this:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value)'>";

to this:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value); if(this.selectedIndex>0) this.style.display=\"none\" '>";

[tunescool]

this is where it is

www.imagebam.com/image/18db5347804461/

[Wormopolis]

when I said "keep this one" I meant to actually keep those changes.

these lines:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<table width='100%'><tr><td align='left'><font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font></td><td align='right'>"+d+"</td></tr></table>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = " <span id='waydhold'></span>";


should change to:

c1.className = "windowbg";
c1.innerHTML = "<font size='2'>What You're Doing:</font>";
var c2 = r.insertCell(1);
c2.className = "windowbg";
c2.innerHTML = d+" <span id='waydhold'></span>";




and change this line:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value)'>";

to this:

var d = "<select id='waydselect' onchange='changeBox(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value); if(this.selectedIndex>0) this.style.display=\"none\" '>";

[tunescool]

i guess it cant disappear, if someone just pulls it down or goes to see what it is there isnt a way to get it off.