Image missing and link attributes
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Hey Joe, The image you are using seems to be missing, so I was thinking you could use https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/btn/x-click-butc... instead. Also in case the image is missing could we add a couple of backups for the img tag:
Also for the link, can the following be added:
This is a great userscript, thanks! |
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Erik Vold wrote:That's the donate image I created myself and it works fine. Erik Vold wrote:This can't be added due to uso's attribute filter. Erik Vold wrote:We can only have either a title or an alt. Erik Vold wrote:Done. Erik Vold wrote:These also can't be added due to uso's attribute filter. The donatecode var is there so you can just copy the code that paypal gives you and paste it there. Modifying it is the user's choice.
Erik Vold wrote:Thank you. |
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Hey Joe, You seem to have two images:
Image 1 does not work for me, I get "Oops! This link appears to be broken." message from google toolbar when I try to go to the uri http://i34.tinypic.com/4l3m0l.png Image 2 works, but the code is replacing it with image 1. |
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Also, The alt="Paypal Donate" is for the 'img' tag, and will be displayed if the image src is not found The title="Donate to this scriptwright for further improvements" is for the 'a' tag and is displayed on mouseover of the button. Both of these can be used at the same time, and should be. |
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Erik Vold wrote:They both work, just put the urls in your browser. Here are both images: ![]() ![]() They're both the same. I made that image, and put it on my website to host it. Then I figured, ah, should switch hosts since I have a limited bandwidth transfer, so I changed the host to tinypic but it's the same. Erik Vold wrote:Okay, using it. but still it's up to the user to do this since they use the code paypal gives them. |




