Tweak Friendster With JS Part 4

Ok sekarang kita lanjut ke JS untuk fungsi tambahan seperti jam,mp3 flash..dll
Kita mulai :
Seperti biasa gunakan notepad karna dengan notepad semuanya bisa kita lakukan :
1. Stand alone addBox (membuat tampilan box baru baik itu di kiri/kanan profile FS kalian).
Pertama kita harus menggunakan script addBox dari Marfillaster. Disini aku sudah buatkan 3 bagian yaitu ; A, B, C. Itu adalah posisi dimana kalian bisa menempatkan semua JS kalian (apabila kalian menggunakan JS lain).
Ini dia scriptnya :
BAGIAN A

//onload handler
function onProfileLoad() {
//addboxes here

BAGIAN B

}
if (!attachOnLoadHandler(function(){onProfileLoad()})) window.onload = function(){onProfileLoad()};
function addBox (type,head,htm,id,sibling) {
//by marfillaster

//type "LEFT" | "RIGHT"
//head header string
//htm innerHTML string
//id css_id string
//sibling css_id_insertbefore string | null
/* Available default Siblings
LEFT
0 = controlpanel
1 = photos
13 = blogs
12 = reviews
6 = moreabout
18 = publiccomments
10 = scrapbook
RIGHT
15 = meettrail
2 = friends
14 = googleads
7 = fan
8 = groups
null - appends to last
*/

try {
var li=document.createElement("li");
} catch(e) {
var li=document.createElement("

");
}
if(type=="LEFT") {
var ul=document.getElementById("0").parentNode.parentNode;
htm="

"+htm+"

";
}
else var ul=document.getElementById("2").parentNode.parentNode;

li.innerHTML="

"+
"

"+head+"

"+
"

"+
htm+
"

"+
"

";

if(sibling==null) ul.appendChild(li);
else {
sibling=document.getElementById(sibling).parentNode;
ul.insertBefore(li,sibling);
}
}

BAGIAN C

Nah script di atas adalah script inti buat membuat fs kalian beda kyk punya wa tof…...

by : Feri Wiliandi Pradana

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