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Solved: 13 Years ago Code [Advanced. Maybe?]
#1
Solved: 13 Years ago
Righeto this is my postbit right now.

http://i.imgur.com/9SEYT.png

What would be fantastic is for example Twitter: JamieBondinKing and you could click the JamieBondinKing which would redirect to www.twitter.com/JamieBondinKing

Is this even possible? I'd have no chance with the codes so any help would be grateful!!
#2
Solved: 13 Years ago
you want it in the author area or in the posts to be linked?
Lost interest, sold my sites, will browse here once in a while. It's been fun.
#3
Solved: 13 Years ago
Edit : not seen above response Smile

what is the present code you have to show the twitter id on postbit template ..
#4
Solved: 13 Years ago
Just want it so you can click the JamieBondinKing text.

These are the codes for all the images, twitter etc.

<if !empty($post['fid14']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/facebook.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid14']}

</if>

<br />
<if !empty($post['fid6']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/twitter.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid6']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid8']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/360.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid8']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid9']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/ps3.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid9']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid10']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/youtube.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid10']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid13']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/skype.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid13']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid11']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/steam.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid11']}<br />

</if>

<if !empty($post['fid12']) then>

<img src="images/twittxbox360/lastfm.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;{$post['fid12']}<br />

</if>
#5
Solved: 13 Years ago
that is standard HTML. Use

<img src="images/twittxbox360/ps3.png" alt="" /><b>:</b> &nbsp;<a href="http://www.twitter.com/#!/{$post['fid9']}" target="_blank">{$post['fid9']}</a><br />
Lost interest, sold my sites, will browse here once in a while. It's been fun.
#6
Solved: 13 Years ago
Hmm dont seem to be working.
Dont matter sorted!
#7
Solved: 13 Years ago
glad its working, but my code should have worked unless you have some setting in the php in templates plugin that does not allow a tags. also, the fidX needs to be changed for the correct Twitter field you have.
Lost interest, sold my sites, will browse here once in a while. It's been fun.


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