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Replace tournament text with buttons; Invisionfree and Zetaboards
Topic Started: June 4, 2009, 6:02 pm (331 Views)
Eric June 4, 2009, 6:02 pm Post #1
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 The text at the bottom of the tournament view page has been unchangeable up until now.

For example, you can now replace [Join this Tournament] with:
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First, open your ArcadeCP->Templates->Click 'Edit Single' on the "Tournament View Template".

Replace:
Quote:
 
{Play}


With:
Quote:
 
<div id='playt'>{Play}</div>


Now hit the submit button.

If you are on zetaboards, open up your Admin CP->Board Template.
Then add the code below to the Above the copyright box.

If you are on invisionfree, open up your Admin CP->Board Wrappers.
Then add the code below to the Footer box.

Quote:
 
<script type='text/javascript'>
playt=document.getElementById('playt');
playt.innerHTML = playt.innerHTML.replace('\(', '');
playt.innerHTML = playt.innerHTML.replace('\)', '');
pt = document.getElementById('playt').getElementsByTagName('a')[0];
pt.innerHTML=pt.innerHTML.replace("Join this Tournament", "<img src='Join the tournament button' />");
pt.innerHTML=pt.innerHTML.replace("Play", "<img src='Play button' />");
pt.innerHTML=pt.innerHTML.replace("Resign from this Tournament", "<img src='Resign from the tournament button' />");
</script>


Replace the red with the image locations of the buttons you have.

Now hit the submit button.
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Sly June 4, 2009, 9:18 pm Post #2
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 Thanks so much, GF...

YOU ROCK!

:)

EDIT: you missed a single quote on the PLAY img src.
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Eric June 5, 2009, 1:00 am Post #3
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 Whoops, updated. :)
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Sly July 14, 2009, 6:43 am Post #4
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 'Not an Object' error in IE8. Don't know about 7, since I never checked before upgrading.
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Eric July 14, 2009, 6:38 pm Post #5
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 Hmm... did you replace {play} with <div id='playt'>{Play}</div>?
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Sly July 15, 2009, 3:24 am Post #6
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 Yup, sure did.

It works great in FF, but not IE(8). Not an uncommon occurrence, for sure. IE8 even has "compatibility mode" for deprecated sites, and it still created the same error.
Edited by Sly, July 15, 2009, 3:24 am.
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