Thread: Broken signatures: texasteamplayers.hlstatsx.com not working?

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Originally Posted by Senses

Mine keeps saying invalid file.....

Are you using HLstatsx in your sig or a file like CivilWars and space.cowboy? If you're using HLstatsx, be sure to input the info in the "Edit Signature" field. Here's the code for my sig, for reference:

EDIT: Bleh, the forums are being stubborn and won't let me post the code without processing it, so it looks just like it does when I post a message. Hit me up on Steam if you want the code.

Originally Posted by AKshun

Are you using HLstatsx in your sig or a file like CivilWars and space.cowboy? If you're using HLstatsx, be sure to input the info in the "Edit Signature" field. Here's the code for my sig, for reference:

EDIT: Bleh, the forums are being stubborn and won't let me post the code without processing it, so it looks just like it does when I post a message. Hit me up on Steam if you want the code.

Code:

there is a cool code function that i assume could be used to display code

and he could always quote your post and see the code

EDIT: We've found a way to show the actual code without having to quote this message. Here's the signature code which displays correctly:

Code:

[URL="http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/playerinfo/43766"]
[IMG]http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/sig/43766_random.png[/IMG][/URL]
I'll catch up to the rest of you noobs... in about 3 or 4 more years.

OK, this is killing me. This USED to work up until it changed to teamplayergaming. My sig is inside of a URL tag and, inside of that is an IMG tag. This way, when someone clicks on the image of my gameme stats, it takes them to my gameme stats page.

This doesn't work anymore... at least, not inside of a forum post. If someone clicks on my sig in a forum post, it takes them to http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/sig/43766_random.png which is only the image, not my gameme stats page. However, when I EDIT my sig, I can click on the image and it takes me to my gameme stats page.

OLD code that was working (copy/paste from the old TTP site):

Code:

[url=http://texasteamplayers.hlstatsx.com/hlstats.php?mode=playerinfo&player=43766]
[img]http://texasteamplayers.hlstatsx.com/hlstats.php/sig/43766_random.png[/img]
[/url]
I'll catch up to the rest of you noobs... in about 3 or 4 more years.

NEW code that isn't working (playerinfo link obtained from visiting my gameme stats page, random.png link listed on my gameme stats page):

Code:

[URL="http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/playerinfo/43766"]
[IMG]http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/sig/43766_random.png[/IMG][/URL]
I'll catch up to the rest of you noobs... in about 3 or 4 more years.

[.url=http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/playerinfo/43766]
[.img]http://teamplayergaming.gameme.com/sig/43766_random.png[./img]
[./url]

Remove the . inside each code bracket and copy/paste.





Oh hell, it is because vB thinks any image is a thumbnail. Let me see what I can find out for you.

Or because your image is too big and is having to be resized. Again....most others seem to be able to upload their sigs just fine, given they are everywhere.

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Oh hell, it is because vB thinks any image is a thumbnail. Let me see what I can find out for you.

I think you're on to something. Let me know what you find. Thanks, Civ!

Originally Posted by ...bigdog...

Or because your image is too big and is having to be resized. Again....most others seem to be able to upload their sigs just fine, given they are everywhere.

It's added as a sig with BBcode (in the EDIT SIGNATURE field) rather than uploading the image. We don't have any control over how large the image is, since we're linking to it with an IMG tag within a URL tag (using code like how CivialWars posted just above yours). It displays properly but doesn't link to the profile correctly. Instead of linking to the profile as defined in the URL tag, it links to the .png image. When I EDIT my sig, everything works as intended there. It does not, however, work as intended in forum posts.