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ktforums
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Post by ktforums on Aug 17, 2018 6:18:29 GMT -8
I don't know what has happened but the length of the forum has changed and does not match banner length.
Edit: managed to fix by reinstalling theme
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Dec 2, 2024 14:11:06 GMT -8
Craig
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cmdynasty
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Post by Craig on Aug 17, 2018 6:30:34 GMT -8
It looks like the links within the welcome id are being targeted and manipulated to add some additional useful information, thus why it errors the link, and stops the register from working when it is not within the link. I hadn't encountered that before, so didn't realise. The best solution i could find at the moment is to change it in to a span with an onclick event to make it act like a link.
<p id="welcome"> {if !$[current_user.is_member]} $[login_link] or <span onclick="location.href='/page/connect';" style="cursor:pointer; text-decoration: underline;">Register</span> {else} $[logout_link] {/if}</p>
That should work, but someone may have a better idea, so i would check back. Sorry for the troubles with this.
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inherit
256059
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Aug 29, 2018 0:04:44 GMT -8
ktforums
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August 2018
ktforums
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Post by ktforums on Aug 17, 2018 6:54:37 GMT -8
It looks like the links within the welcome id are being targeted and manipulated to add some additional useful information, thus why it errors the link, and stops the register from working when it is not within the link. I hadn't encountered that before, so didn't realise. The best solution i could find at the moment is to change it in to a span with an onclick event to make it act like a link. <p id="welcome"> {if !$[current_user.is_member]} $[login_link] or <span onclick="location.href='/page/connect';" style="cursor:pointer; text-decoration: underline;">Register</span> {else} $[logout_link] {/if}</p>
That should work, but someone may have a better idea, so i would check back. Sorry for the troubles with this. Is there no way to hide the standard forum registration link and just use one entered into the navigational bar settings in admin panel?
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#eb7100
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Dec 2, 2024 14:11:06 GMT -8
Craig
209,210
September 2001
cmdynasty
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Post by Craig on Aug 17, 2018 7:06:46 GMT -8
It looks like the links within the welcome id are being targeted and manipulated to add some additional useful information, thus why it errors the link, and stops the register from working when it is not within the link. I hadn't encountered that before, so didn't realise. The best solution i could find at the moment is to change it in to a span with an onclick event to make it act like a link. <p id="welcome"> {if !$[current_user.is_member]} $[login_link] or <span onclick="location.href='/page/connect';" style="cursor:pointer; text-decoration: underline;">Register</span> {else} $[logout_link] {/if}</p>
That should work, but someone may have a better idea, so i would check back. Sorry for the troubles with this. Is there no way to hide the standard forum registration link and just use one entered into the navigational bar settings in admin panel? You mean the link to the custom page? Sure, if you want to go that route, you can add the link to the navigation bar in the settings, and just remove the or $[register_link] from the forum wrapper.
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