Messages posted by: Carbonize

If you have GD I don't understand why you are getting the basic GD and not the advanced version.

Works fine on IE6 and Firefox 2 here. The image you are seeing means your host does not have GD compiled. GD is what PHP uses to generate images. The image you see is actually made up from a colletion of premade images that were turned into strings.

Can you do me an example of what you mean? the results or the options?

Everything looks fine here. There were strange characters earlier which is indicative of a wrong charset but they are gone now.

I think it may be to do with your usign HTML entities in the buttons names such as

Lägg till

If you have the correct charset for your language you do not need to use html entities.

If I get chance I will look into it later.

Whats the link so I can look ?

Works fine here in both Firefox 2 and IE 6.

Firstly remove the <b> tag. Now have you checked in your public folder that the images are being uploaded?

I write and maintain Lazarus which is a fork of AG. I also get requests for this and here is a link to a solution I came up wit http://carbonize.co.uk/Lazarus/Forum/index.php?topic=296.0

You would have to put the code in templates.class.php where the language files are selected. Or write a cookie using the lang variable. But remember you are now forcing people to view the guestbook dependant on what their browser says and not what they want.

He's using Lazarus which is a spin off of the Advanced Guestbook. See my signature.

As it says login to your cpanel where you should find a link to update the script in the same place you found the link to install it.

Sorry ignore that I misread your question.

Off the top of my head open form.php in templates and find

document.book.gb_comment.value=trim(document.book.gb_comment.value);
if(document.book.gb_name.value == "") {
alert("You forgot to fill in the Name field. Please correct it and re-submit.");
document.book.gb_name.focus();
return false;
}

Replace with

document.book.gb_captcha.value=trim(document.book.gb_captcha.value);
document.book.gb_comment.value=trim(document.book.gb_comment.value);
if(document.book.gb_name.value == "") {
alert("You forgot to fill in the Name field. Please correct it and re-submit.");
document.book.gb_name.focus();
return false;
}
if(document.book.gb_captcha.value == "") {
alert("You forgot to fill in the Name field. Please correct it and re-submit.");
document.book.gb_captcha.focus();
return false;
}

No as then you would have to put the code in the Javascript which would make it readable by spammers.