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| Senior Forumer ![]() | This is taken from another source is there any possible way it can be stuck in the html templates to work with forumer. It's a code that gives you a flashing pm link when you get a new message. They say it goes board wrappers then under Board Header, where would it go for us? <script>//New PM Flasher - By Markup userLinks=document.getElementById('userlinks'); if(userLinks.innerHTML.match("Inbox")) { newMsg=false; a=userLinks.getElementsByTagName("A"); for(i=0;i<a.length;i++)if(a[i].innerHTML.match(/Inbox\s\([0-9]+\)/)&&a[i].innerHTML.match(/[0-9]+/)>0)newMsg=i; if(newMsg) { inbox=a[newMsg]; inbox.style.fontWeight="Bold"; inbox.style.color="Red"; flash(); } } function flash() { if(inbox.style.visibility=="hidden")inbox.style.visibility="visible"; else inbox.style.visibility="hidden"; setTimeout("flash()",500) } </script> |
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| Banned User | If I'm not mistaken, if it's mean to go under Board Wrappers > Board Header, then you could try putting it under Global HTML > Board Header. Not 100% sure, it might just work though, give it a go. ![]() |
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