Getting Online Now icons to work with custom friends lists? |
Getting Online Now icons to work with custom friends lists? |
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Newbie ![]() Group: Member Posts: 6 Joined: Jul 2007 Member No: 548,357 ![]() |
I hope someone can answer this, I've been everywhere and can find no answer.
On all of the custom friends lists I can find, none of the online icons seem to work any more. I know MySpace changed the code. Does anyone know the correct code that will make them work? I simply want to do a custom list now so I can have 7 friends across the full span of the page along with the two columns setup above, but I like the Online feature also. (I also hate when some celebrities use "the official this and the official that" in their names.) I keep using my own picture to test when I'm online, but I've also used other friends who I knew were online also by looking at my home page, replaced the code, and none of the custom lists worked. I've read "!important" must be used, that ImgOnlineNow instead of OnlineNow is used, that the width and height must be given, but none of that seems to work. I also know how to put the "Online Now" icon in code for myself or friends when in fact they are NOT online, but that is not what I want. Anyone know the correct code for this now, or is this now impossible? Thanks. |
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Newbie ![]() Group: Member Posts: 6 Joined: Jul 2007 Member No: 548,357 ![]() |
Well, no, that's for the section in my profile info and the online now icon works fine there. This is for trying to get the online now icon to show up under the friends photos when they are online in a custom friends list.
<div style="width:80px;height:20px;" ID="UserDataNode0" CLASS="DataPoint=OnlineNow;UserID=0;"></div> The above code is what a couple of the custom friends lists were using, but it doesn't work now. You would have to increase the "UserDataNode" by one for each friend and replace UserID=0 with the ID of each friend. (UserID="12345678") But MySpace is also taking out the ID="UserDataNode0" and replacing it with ID="...0". I'm not even sure if that's necessary as one list I saw didn't have the "ID="UserDataNode0" as part of the code, but in any event, none of them work at all anymore. |
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