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[z929669]

I had thought we determined this some time ago .... o_O

[hishutup]

*sigh*

I'm almost sure that SMW wasn't included but rather only phaser stuff.

 

Well, I guess I have to delete some pages... If I had perms...

I guess I'll message EssArrBee another day

 

 

sooo, would javascript be an option or no.

If so then how would it be added and what would it take to extend it to the wiki

I know the risks but what if I was the only member that could edit the page and whatever that would be required to make it function.

 

Or is this topic going to die...  :confused:

[z929669]

I can delete your pages.

[hishutup]

https://wiki.step-pr...blivionSettings

https://wiki.step-pr...ishutupTestPage

https://wiki.step-pr...tupTestTemplate

https://wiki.step-pr...ape-Compilation

https://wiki.step-pr...he_People_Drink

 

I think this is all...

[stoppingby4now]

You can keep the topic alive, but I don't want you getting frustrated attempting to do something that can't currently be done. Truth is, some of what you want to do would be beneficial to the masses, but i don't currently have time to work on the solution. But, if someone wanted to develop something in their own test environment and submit it for review, it could be implemented. JavaScript would be able to handle your idea regarding selecting mid manager and then only showing specific content, and the settings could be saved in a cookie. That would be better than a user setting page because then guests could utilize the functionality too.

[hishutup]

I don't know anything about js but I don't think the sytax is too difficult, from what I have seen.

I don't know of a program/environment that can simulate it.

I don't know what the back end of the wiki is like.

So, I guess... I'll look another day/week...

 

But I guess I learned how to create a template which may prove useful.

 

I thought wikis cant create a cookie.

[stoppingby4now]

You can't have a cookie created by wiki syntax, but the core code uses them to associate your session. With JavaScript, a separate cookie could be used for storing other useful information such ads settings.