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Quote from: Simseoh on February 02, 2016, 05:30:35 AMbut you canthis
It had to do with editing the code, but I don't remember what to do.
<div class="like_post__box" style="display: inline;"></div>
<a style="text-transform: lowercase; left: 0px; display: inline;" class="bungie_buttons" id="like_1132006" href="#0" onclick="lpObj.likeUnlikePosts(event,1132006, 55955, 3, 68); return false;">Unlike</a>
Okay. I after messing around with Sep7agon's source code with the inspect feature (go away Cheat I don't want to hear your sarcasm right now going "wow how impressive" because I know you're so full of it, let me be happy for once)Go to the area where your messge ID is. The Inspect element or inspect tool depending on what browser you use, will highlight your buttons. Look for this piece of code right hereCode: [Select]<div class="like_post__box" style="display: inline;"></div>Right click on that and choose edit as HTML. Paste the following code below, with your message ID. I will have my message ID as an example in the code below. Replace that with yours. Click anywhere in the source code to exist out of editing the HTML.Code: [Select]<a style="text-transform: lowercase; left: 0px; display: inline;" class="bungie_buttons" id="like_1132006" href="#0" onclick="lpObj.likeUnlikePosts(event,1132006, 55955, 3, 68); return false;">Unlike</a>A like button will now appear right next to the report button. Go ahead and click the like button.Congratulations, you just liked your own post. If you need help let me know.
Quote from: Decimator Omega on February 03, 2016, 04:54:55 PMOkay. I after messing around with Sep7agon's source code with the inspect feature (go away Cheat I don't want to hear your sarcasm right now going "wow how impressive" because I know you're so full of it, let me be happy for once)Go to the area where your messge ID is. The Inspect element or inspect tool depending on what browser you use, will highlight your buttons. Look for this piece of code right hereCode: [Select]<div class="like_post__box" style="display: inline;"></div>Right click on that and choose edit as HTML. Paste the following code below, with your message ID. I will have my message ID as an example in the code below. Replace that with yours. Click anywhere in the source code to exist out of editing the HTML.Code: [Select]<a style="text-transform: lowercase; left: 0px; display: inline;" class="bungie_buttons" id="like_1132006" href="#0" onclick="lpObj.likeUnlikePosts(event,1132006, 55955, 3, 68); return false;">Unlike</a>A like button will now appear right next to the report button. Go ahead and click the like button.Congratulations, you just liked your own post. If you need help let me know.I did that, but it kept liking someone else's post. I edited the id="like_number" and (event,number,thread number", so I've no idea why it wouldn't work.
Quote from: Desty on February 04, 2016, 03:37:23 PMQuote from: Decimator Omega on February 03, 2016, 04:54:55 PMOkay. I after messing around with Sep7agon's source code with the inspect feature (go away Cheat I don't want to hear your sarcasm right now going "wow how impressive" because I know you're so full of it, let me be happy for once)Go to the area where your messge ID is. The Inspect element or inspect tool depending on what browser you use, will highlight your buttons. Look for this piece of code right hereCode: [Select]<div class="like_post__box" style="display: inline;"></div>Right click on that and choose edit as HTML. Paste the following code below, with your message ID. I will have my message ID as an example in the code below. Replace that with yours. Click anywhere in the source code to exist out of editing the HTML.Code: [Select]<a style="text-transform: lowercase; left: 0px; display: inline;" class="bungie_buttons" id="like_1132006" href="#0" onclick="lpObj.likeUnlikePosts(event,1132006, 55955, 3, 68); return false;">Unlike</a>A like button will now appear right next to the report button. Go ahead and click the like button.Congratulations, you just liked your own post. If you need help let me know.I did that, but it kept liking someone else's post. I edited the id="like_number" and (event,number,thread number", so I've no idea why it wouldn't work.Make sure you replace the message ID with your own ID. See my thread that I made on it.
Quote from: Decimator Omega on February 04, 2016, 03:40:49 PMQuote from: Desty on February 04, 2016, 03:37:23 PMQuote from: Decimator Omega on February 03, 2016, 04:54:55 PMOkay. I after messing around with Sep7agon's source code with the inspect feature (go away Cheat I don't want to hear your sarcasm right now going "wow how impressive" because I know you're so full of it, let me be happy for once)Go to the area where your messge ID is. The Inspect element or inspect tool depending on what browser you use, will highlight your buttons. Look for this piece of code right hereCode: [Select]<div class="like_post__box" style="display: inline;"></div>Right click on that and choose edit as HTML. Paste the following code below, with your message ID. I will have my message ID as an example in the code below. Replace that with yours. Click anywhere in the source code to exist out of editing the HTML.Code: [Select]<a style="text-transform: lowercase; left: 0px; display: inline;" class="bungie_buttons" id="like_1132006" href="#0" onclick="lpObj.likeUnlikePosts(event,1132006, 55955, 3, 68); return false;">Unlike</a>A like button will now appear right next to the report button. Go ahead and click the like button.Congratulations, you just liked your own post. If you need help let me know.I did that, but it kept liking someone else's post. I edited the id="like_number" and (event,number,thread number", so I've no idea why it wouldn't work.Make sure you replace the message ID with your own ID. See my thread that I made on it.I did that. You don't have to help me, because I don't care about it.