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BBcode... Good to go for IE not FireFox
Topic Started: Jun 1 2005, 01:48 AM (365 Views)
JCink Jun 1 2005, 01:48 AM Post #1
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 I'm making a flat-file board, and I added some BBCodes and smileys, and now I am stuck on this.

http://jcinkcom.ho8.com/php/sources/admin/...rum=generalchat

The smileys, and the buttons work great... only on IE. I dont know why.

Example:

Code:
 
<img src="emoticons/13.gif" onclick="document.forms.postbox.message.value=this.document.forms.postbox.message.value+':angry:'">


you can view source if you need to see more. But thats how they're made (the buttons and the bbcode).

Is there anything wrong with this? I suspect it must have something to do with webstandards of sorts...

Thanks,
jcink
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Gornakle Jun 1 2005, 09:11 AM Post #2
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Code:
 
<img src="emoticons/13.gif" onclick="document.forms['myform'].elements['message'].value=document.forms['myform'].elements['message'].value+':angry:'">


Where 'myform' is the ID of the form and 'message' the ID of the textarea.
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JCink Jun 1 2005, 04:31 PM Post #3
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 Got it, thanks. They ALL work now. Thanks for the help, and teaching me about that.
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Gornakle Jun 1 2005, 05:04 PM Post #4
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 No problem. ;)
The script could be simplified a bit too, to clean up the page a little. For instance:

Code:
 
<script type="text/javascript">
function add_smiley(smiley_code) {
 var post_area = document.getElementById('message');
 post_area.value += smiley_code;
}
</script>
...
onclick="add_smiley(':anger:')"


Or something similar. Just a suggestion.
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