HTML In Signature

[infernus]

is ther a wy that i can enable the html in my signature or is it disables all over the board, by the way what do u think about my signature

 

[Corey]

It's disabled across the board.

If only people would read that =P

-Corey

 

[infernus]

ok thanks

 

[Brandon]

What would you need HTML for, most things can be done via vB Code.

 

[infernus]

its that i know html more than vb code

 

[ourspace123]

most people use signature to promote some thing

 

[Brandon]

http://forums.x10hosting.com/misc.php?do=bbcode -- check it out and learn more about vB (BB) Code.

 

[DefecTalisman]

hmmm... still there is no option there for dynamic images.
eg: linking to a script that outputs a object.

I am trying this as we speak.
my next option is trying to use a .htaccess file to change the way png files a read in a subdirectory.

If not got another option that will try also.

 

[Zenax]

you can create a dynamic signature by simply creating the PHP script that would output the image, and then having the vb code point to the image creation file.

[img 1]http://yourdomain.com/imagecreationscript.php[/img]

Simply remove the space and the 1 after the first image bit.

 

[DefecTalisman]

you can create a dynamic signature by simply creating the PHP script that would output the image, and then having the vb code point to the image creation file.

[img 1]http://yourdomain.com/imagecreationscript.php[/img]

Simply remove the space and the 1 after the first image bit.

If you can give me a working exampple of that I would love you forever.

I have object orientated Image creator that out puts the image.

You cant have a php script in a image tag, this would be a huge security breach. As now any twit can run a php script from the tag. Also a image tag just places the link to the image you specefied in a img src html tag which would work if html was on.

If it where this easy, there would be more dynamic sigs out there.
Edit:
Also how come the resize image tag isn't allowed?

[img=100x100]http://[img]

Edit:
Ok, check it out.

A image tag linking to a php script:
[noparse]

[/noparse]

A image tag linking to a directory with a index.php in it:
[noparse]

[/noparse]

A image tag linking to a *.png file that is actually a php script, directory has a .htaccess file in it:
[noparse]

[/noparse]

Just noticed that you can add tags to the post by pressing "ctrl+b" for bold as an example. Normal control commands are still the same though. Cool.
Edit:
Ohhh.... I eat my words man. So sorry. Tried it before and had no luck though. But why the hell does it resize to a tiny little block?
Edit:
As a bonus Corey just installed the GD-Image-AnimatedGif-0.05 perl module.

So now I have a long mission to try and create a site that you could create a multitude of different sigs from.

Sorry, man. Really do eat my words.