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Posted April 22, 201113 yr File Name: Progress BarFile Submitter: Josh P.File Submitted: 22 Apr 2011File Category: Miscellaneous XML FilesThe new progress bars!Features: Over 15,000,000 colours to choose from! Percentage from 0%-100% Simple to use Example - [progress=blue]50[/progress] Will Show Click here to download this file
April 22, 201113 yr Ou lala! I like it! What would you use these for just since I'm curious. Because these are bbCodes right?
April 23, 201113 yr I would use them for a forum project, or, because I run an RP-based forum, something like that, but that's just me. I really like these, though! Would it be at all possible to get them to work with and display fractions rather than percentages? So, if I did [progress=blue]150/300[/progress], it would show a blue progress bar filled halfway with that fraction shown? If that could work, I would use these in a heartbeat!
April 25, 201113 yr Author I would use them for a forum project, or, because I run an RP-based forum, something like that, but that's just me. I really like these, though! Would it be at all possible to get them to work with and display fractions rather than percentages? So, if I did [progress=blue]150/300[/progress], it would show a blue progress bar filled halfway with that fraction shown? If that could work, I would use these in a heartbeat! Sure, ill send you a PM with the file when i'm done :)
April 29, 201113 yr I just installed your BBcode and found I'm having to use the HTML color code. Example: Works -> [progress=FF0000]50[/progress] Not working correctly -> [progress=red]50[/progress] Just curious what changes are needed to allow the use of just 'red', 'blue', etc. Thanks
April 29, 201113 yr My apologies. The issue was with the browser. I tested from a different browser and it work as described. Thanks for this bbcode. It will be very useful to our group. :P *update* So far it seems using simply the name of the color will only with Safari. Safari <-- Works correctly with just the name of the color Internet Explorer 8.0<-- Must use HTML color code Firefox 4.0 <-- Must use HTML color code Opera <-- Must use HTML color code I guess the question is, can anything be done or is this simply a browser limitation? Thanks,
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