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at0m33
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by at0m33 03 Apr 2012, 05:42

Hey Guys,

i want to resize my Smileys (currently version 1.0.6).

I figured out how to set the size of the smiley that the receiver gets (in the ./includes/functions_send.php at line 42).

But without to press F5, the smiley in the senders window is still posted as 16x16. After a site reload, the smileys are at correct size.

How do i change the senders window smiley output size?

Regards,
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Jason
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by Jason 03 Apr 2012, 05:47

We stupidly have that in the JavaScript right now for some reason (something I'll have to change). In the includes/js/arrowchat_core.js file:

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function smileyreplace(mess) {
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by at0m33 03 Apr 2012, 06:28

Ok that is working :). Thanks!
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MYilmaz
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by MYilmaz 26 Apr 2012, 12:51

i dont found this in my arrowchat_core.js file

only in arrowchat_core.dev.js

and i have change this, but noting happens i must press every time f5

why?
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djeavons
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by djeavons 03 Aug 2012, 18:14

Hi, i have this problem too... i have changed the size what the receiver sees but my view is still 16x16 any answers to this please?
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by liftedjesse 03 Aug 2012, 20:05

Would like an answer to this as well.

Changed the height and width in arrowchat_core.js but when I receive smileys, they are still 16x16.

Only sizes right when I post it.
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by djeavons 07 Aug 2012, 04:49

anyone know how to make smileys bigger when posting them?... smileys are small in my window but bigger on receivers view
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