Posts by raidhosting

I cycle to and from work each day. Not got anything special just an oldish bike that I use. Love cycling though!! On and off road. Much prefer off road however! Doing a cycle for charoty soon! Hampton to Lords Cricket Grounds

Hi All,

I am working on a project and I am using ScritterScript. I would like to remove the option to chose your own password and would like the system to email the user with their username. The user already gets sent a verification email so the username could be added to this but I need the system to generate this username it’s self. Is anyone able to help?

Thank you!

I have got this working…kind of!

I have copied and pasted my footer text into where im meant to BUT becuase my footer includes php and html i dont think it is working properly as i keep getting syntax errors.

eriksteinmeyer said
great player, but not have a principal: player with password

ZoomIT has said no player will have the password protection and you will have to hire a freelancer to password the page or something similar

CMSmadesimple.org use this as it only takes about 5 minuite to convert your site over to it using a tag basis e.g. {content}

Awesome! Thank you very much!!!!!

cuteprince said
Yes! In the code below,you’ll have to change ‘footer text’ to your text.

 <script type="text/javascript">
var footer = document.getElementById("#footer");
 if(!footer||footer.innerHTML != "footer text"){
 window.location = 'http://www.paypal.com';
 } 
</script>

The snippet checks,if the footer is equal to “footer text”,if its not,it redirects to Paypal. You’l have to change ‘http://www.paypal.com' to your link as well !

okay thank you very much!

so i set the text i want to show and then it will ‘check’ what I have entered with what is actually there?

thank you very much!!! but where it says footer text what do i put here? is this where i put wht has to stay?

thank you again

I am guessing it was the following:

-raidhosting

sorry for a late reply and my stupidity but where would this code go?

thanks Ben