Re: [hlds] CS1.6 Server motd.txt

2006-04-11 Thread Abrachius Doo
Tried both already, both didnt work correctly.
I will ask for a working motd from a server I found which had it working, once 
figured i'll let you know.
thx for the help


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 kyle wrote:

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 Copy and past this into a motd.txt file and use it to redirect to a motd
 HTML on your website.
 
 HTML frameset cols=* framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0
 frame src=YOURHTTPMOTD.HTMLHERE name=frame_main / /frameset /HTML
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 Nope you neednt even do that, enter just the URL of the page to be your
 MOTD in your motd.txt and it'll redirect.

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Re: [hlds] CS1.6 Server motd.txt

2006-04-10 Thread m0gely

Abrachius Doo wrote:

Hi folks,
its been propably about over half a year now that i am facing the most vicious 
enemy of a server admin: the motd.txt file and its weird html compatibility!
I am so sick of freakin working on the html code that words propably cant 
express.


It's just HMTL.  You probably went over the 1536 character limit of that
file.  Make the page the way you want it and host it on a web server.
Then just put the url (and only the url) to that page int he motd.txt
file.  It will automatically load that page, then you have no character
limit.

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Re: [hlds] CS1.6 Server motd.txt

2006-04-10 Thread kyle
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Copy and past this into a motd.txt file and use it to redirect to a motd
HTML on your website.

HTML frameset cols=* framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0
frame src=YOURHTTPMOTD.HTMLHERE name=frame_main / /frameset /HTML

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---Original Message---

From: Abrachius Doo
Date: 04/10/06 09:23:01
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: [hlds] CS1.6 Server motd.txt

Hi folks,
its been propably about over half a year now that i am facing the most
vicious enemy of a server admin: the motd.txt file and its weird html
compatibility!
I am so sick of freakin working on the html code that words propably cant
express.
I tried simply to put up a little page setting, with some nice little links
that all the needed information could be accessed through this nice motd.txt
file when joining a server.
I originaly started with just  a link in a frame surrounding, that refered
to a html website, which was shown almost correctly. The most annoying thing
about this motd.txt is propably that the in game vgui scrollbars dont work
correct. So I had to put up some really ugly IE scrollbars to the website in
the motd.txt.
After being sick of these bars I tried out different and made up a frameset,
since iframes are not supported this was the next step backwards. But these
frickin framesets mess up all of it in the ingame browser. I dont know
really why, but i add a line and suddenly everythings gone, i add some
arguments and definitions and everything is messed up and shows up where its
not suppossed to show up and all kinds of weird things

I am not a html-pro but all I want is these nice vgui ingame scrollbars work
correct, and the cursor shows up correct when hovering over a hyperlink...

Can someone help me with that ?

Heres the last code I gave up on working at it, I tried out with
framespacing, frameborders etc. maybe I am already blind to the mistake:


!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN http://www
w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd
html
head
titleCstrike MOTD/title
style type=text/css
pre {
   font-family:Verdana,Tahoma;
   color:#FF;
font-size:13px
 }
body {
   background:#00;
   margin-left:8px;
   margin-top:0px;
   }
a {
 text-decoration:underline;
  }
a:link  {
color:  #FF;
}
a:visited   {
color:  #FF;
}
a:active{
color:  #FF;
}
a:hover {
color:  #FF;
text-decoration:underline;
}
/style
/head
frameset rows=320,*
frame src=http://www.blablabla/top.html; name=top_frame scrolling=no
frame src=http://www.blablabla/welcome.html; name=lower_frame scrolling=
no
/frameset
/body
/html

thx..
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Re: [hlds] CS1.6 Server motd.txt

2006-04-10 Thread Graham M.

kyle wrote:


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Copy and past this into a motd.txt file and use it to redirect to a motd
HTML on your website.

HTML frameset cols=* framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0
frame src=YOURHTTPMOTD.HTMLHERE name=frame_main / /frameset /HTML
snip





Nope you neednt even do that, enter just the URL of the page to be your
MOTD in your motd.txt and it'll redirect.

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