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[RELEASE vb2B2] NewsFader 2.0
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This modification is in the archives.
vB Version: 2.2.x Rating: (0 vote - 0 average) Installs: 5
Released: 27 Feb 2001 Last Update: Never Downloads: 2
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Description:
This small hack will show a DHTML fader on your board. You may choose what to display during fading, customize colors, widths, heights, what to show with links, etc. A member can choose whether to display News Fader or not.

vBulletin versions supported:
2.0 Beta 2

Files to edit:
index.php, register.php, member.php

Templates to modify:
4 - forumhome, registeradult, registercoppa, modifyoptions

Number of new queries:
0

Number of new templates:
5

Size:
10,8KB

Demo:
N/A

Known bugs and issues:
Some versions of Netscape display fader incorrectly.

Future:
"Happy Birthday" or something similar will show when a member has birthday.

Instructions:
Included in the attached ZIP file.

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[RELEASE newsfader for all vb version.(11* to 2.0*)] ztsky vBulletin 2.x Full Releases 75 02 Jul 2002 21:50

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  #2  
Old 27 Feb 2001, 10:27
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Fader in action on my test board. Just changing news.

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  #3  
Old 27 Feb 2001, 17:51
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I have been using the fader hack on my beta 1 site for awhile now at http://bikeforums.com/v2/ Only logged in users will see the fader, everyone else will see the New User text... Also, for some reason, some unregistered users recive a javascript error, im still trying to de-bug it.

I'll probly remove the fader for my public version as IMHO it slows down the page, and i always use the get new posts feature, i hate waiting for the fader to show that line

[edit] Sorry, i took down my beta forum, as my main forum went live with v2, i decided not to use the fader hack in the public forum[/edit]
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Old 27 Feb 2001, 18:07
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Just throwing out ideas, but it would be cool if you could have it say "happy birthday" to those who's birthdays are listed in the profile as one of the news topics.
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Old 28 Feb 2001, 02:06
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I agree...birthdays would be really cool! Can you hack THAT???

BTW, this works GREAT on my site....THANK YOU!
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Old 28 Feb 2001, 03:21
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Yeah, sounds like a dope idea. Possible to do it?
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Old 28 Feb 2001, 07:11
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I'll update this version as soon as possible. There're some bugs with unregistered users (the fader's not showing correctly) which have to be fixed. Next version will also contain a possibility to turn on or turn off the fader using the user control panel (not every member wants to slow down page load ).

Birthdays are great idea and I'll try to make it run.
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 00:43
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OK...this is a seperate idea I am sure...but what about a fader that shows the last 5 posts...like a snippet of each...or something like that.

I could possibly work on that...
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 01:08
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Will news fader work with ver 1.1.5 i know you have 2.0 as being supported just wondering if 1.15 was or if there was a ver for 1.1.5? Thx
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 01:53
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Thats a great one. and your ticker was the best install notes I have ever seen.
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 01:54
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Can you make it so its self updating? the time etc?
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 02:53
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Thumbs up
Great hack no problems including it.
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 09:14
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Originally posted by [JaGz]
Will news fader work with ver 1.1.5 i know you have 2.0 as being supported just wondering if 1.15 was or if there was a ver for 1.1.5? Thx
Yes, I released News Fader for 1.1.5 some time ago. Just try a search.
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 09:18
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Originally posted by philliplewis
Can you make it so its self updating? the time etc?
It is self updating.
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Old 01 Mar 2001, 09:23
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Originally posted by version2
OK...this is a seperate idea I am sure...but what about a fader that shows the last 5 posts...like a snippet of each...or something like that.

I could possibly work on that...
Hmmm. I'll take a look but before I'll add new features I have to sweep any bugs found.
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