Markoz

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May 18th 2008, 17:05 |
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| Ok so I have the script to make a quick log in form, but the problem is, I do not want to see it after logging in, does anyone know any scripts to stop showing the log in form once you already logged in? |
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Lbroskee

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May 18th 2008, 17:16 |
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i never see it...i turn on my comp and am logged in. how are u having a prob? _________________
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Markoz

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May 18th 2008, 17:33 |
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| It's about my site. I have the Quick Log in script, but I tried it last night, I still see it when I log on. You should only see it when you're logged out. |
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SbuxBlaze

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May 18th 2008, 20:00 |
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| Code: | <!-- BEGIN switch_user_logged_out --> before the code and <!-- END switch_user_logged_out --> after the code |
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Markoz

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May 19th 2008, 15:50 |
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Thanks , and this can go with homepage message as well? |
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SbuxBlaze

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June 1st 2008, 01:41 |
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| Markoz wrote: | Thanks , and this can go with homepage message as well? |
I'm not sure _________________ Founder of Galaxy GUI |
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Markoz

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July 4th 2008, 21:16 |
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Update: I have HTML now, but I need help, thing is, I still don't know how to create those tables, and some of the separation lines just like the one in the welcome message.
1. Need to know where to put it. (e.g.:In Overall footer, Homepage, etc.)
2. Need to know code of tables and sep lines.
3. More helpful detail of the Switch user code. 
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alxmarcond

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July 5th 2008, 07:09 |
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just but a javascript switch on it... sorta like alxz said
(this isnt the right code)
} user.loggedin(ShowLoginQuick) { user.loggedout(HideLoginQuick) }
 hope that helps, (like i said, that is NOT the real code, infact, it might even crash firefox if u use it, so BEWARE!!! :O _________________
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