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Creating-templates:
The same procedure applies in all versions of the Multi-Poster application.
Creating templates manually is a fairly easy task once you have made one or two. The basic fundamentals are to get the forum area ID's and, if required, topic icon ID's. There are two possible ways to go about getting the forum area ID's, and it applies to all forum types. Getting topic icon ID's is the same for all forum types, but requires a little more effort.
Please ensure that the URL of the forum does not have a trailing "/" at the end of the URL in your template.
Obtaining Forum ID Numbers
Firstly, navigate to the desired forum with your browser. Hover your mouse over the forum area in question, for example, the "Applications" area. In the browsers status bar (bottom left of the browser window) will be a URL address, in one of 2 forms:
or
If the status bar displays the first example, the forum area number is the number directly after the text "f=" - which in this particular example is 8.
If, however the status bar displays the second example, you must navigate your browser into the forum area, and hover your mouse-cursor over the "new thread" button. You will then notice that the browsers status bar will display the URL as explained in the first example.
As a rule, forums with SEO (search-engine-optimizations) will display the URL like the second example, most commonly (but not limited to) vBulletin.
You may also come across extra information within the URL, most commonly:
&sid=29j3208fdlas3456dlf8332l83shsdf
This is known as a "Session ID". A Session ID is a unique number given to a user when he/she logs in to the forum. This number is then used to uniquely identify you and keep the logged-in session alive. The Session ID can be completely ignored throughout this tutorial.
This procedure for getting forum areas can be repeated for each area ID you wish to obtain.
Obtaining Topic Icon ID Numbers
Obtaining topic icon ID numbers is a little trickier. Thankfully, not many forums use topic icons, but if they are required, the program will not be able to sucessfully post your message to that forum without them. There are many many ways to obtain the topic icon ID's - but by far the easiest way is to use the
FireFox browser and
FireBug Plugin .
Once you have installed FireFox and FireBug, navigate to the forum in question, click on any forum area in which you have sufficient priviliges to post, and start a new thread.
Move your mouse-cursor over the radio-button that relates to the topic icon you wish to use. Right-click the radio-button and in the context-menu, select "Inspect Element". This will then display the HTML source-code for the radio button in the lower-half of the browser window. Notice in the highlighted text within this source-code, for example:
The value item is the information we are after, and in this example, the number 22 is the ID number for that particular topic icon.
This procedure for getting topic icons can be repeated for each topic icon you wish to obtain.
Obtaining Prefix ID's Obtaining Prefix ID's is pretty much the same routine as topic icons, except a little easier if you know the trick. As with topic icons, FireFox and FireBug are required.
First, navigate to the forum area in question and create a new topic. Click the prefix dropdown box to reveal the options. Right-click an option and select "Inspect Element" - like so:
You will then be shown the code of the dropdown box:
The
value of each option is the information we are looking for. So, based on this example, the value for the RapidShare.com prefix would be "std_0", the value of the HotFile.com prefix would be "std_5", and the value of the MegaUpload.com prefix would be "std_2". Here is an example of how they would appear in my particular template:
This procedure for getting prefix ID's can be repeated on all forums with a prefix requirement.