FBML - Cannot click the button

seekman

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Hello,

why this button is not clickable? The cursor changes, but after click nothing happens.



Code:
<div align="right"><a clicktotoggle="step2" clicktohide="step1" onclick='FBML.clickToHide("step1");FBML.clickToToggle("step2");return false;'><img src="http://link_to_the_image.jpg">
</a></div>
 
they did weeks ago this question gets asked everyday because people are too lazy to search
 
they did weeks ago this question gets asked everyday because people are too lazy to search

people are so lazy to copy and paste a link they know, but prefer to complain against people that are searching for almost 4 hours without results
 
people are so lazy to copy and paste a link they know, but prefer to complain against people that are searching for almost 4 hours without results

Some of these codes take AGES to make, and some people actually sell them online. For example, theres a site that sells a 3 step code for $149 (you could say each step is worth $49)

Work it out..
 
Hi Peter,
thank you for the answer.

This is what I needed.

no free help
 
Hi Peter,
thank you for the answer.

This is what I needed.

no free help

No need for the sarcasm, i pointed out a general view of people who make these codes. When i had a working code, i paid for it.

1. People don't want to give away something they've made, for free (Because they sell it, or could sell it for money)

2. Other people don't post the code as it could help to saturate what they are doing.

Remember that not everything in the world is free. And i'm helping you out by telling you something before you get alot of people saying it.

If i had a code that works, i'd post it.
 
My apologies if my words sounded sarcastic, but I really meant that.

I understand the big business there is behind it and I understand why people don't help.

I have just tried asking this specific question hoping to have a help with this concretely, but I could ask the whole code indeed...

Thank you for being polite and explaining this all. You don't help, but you are polite.

As you can see there are other people that do not help, do not explain why (because if somebody asks, this person thinks he can have an answer), and just write not so smart things that can just create confusion and general anger in the forum. Those people in my opinion if they cannot or do not want to help, have to be quite and invisible.

But I also understand that culture is not a virtue for everybody.
 
If you want the $149 code for a lot cheaper...then drop me a PM
 
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