Deep Bot - Twitch Streamer Assistant
Deep Bot => Help/Support => Topic started by: smilie89 on July 27, 2015, 12:20:43 AM
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Hi!
How does the host notify works in obs do i only add the link in deepbot as URL in the clr and then skip the rest or do i need to code it?
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Yes, put the link in the CLR Browser. If you want sound, you can set that in the master settings.
you can change css of the notification if you want a custom one.
http://pastebin.com/dM3ew3Z0 (http://pastebin.com/dM3ew3Z0)
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will add that code other wise the picture will be shown all the time and create my own pic later. That not helps it will be shown all the time and not just when someone is hosting you.
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will add that code other wise the picture will be shown all the time and create my own pic later. That not helps it will be shown all the time and not just when someone is hosting you.
I have ran into this as well yesterday. if you open the link it will be showing all the time until the first person hosts you, if you add ?test=0 to the end of the url it will go away but it seems to not then show the real hosts after everytime. the best way of doing this is to just use the url http://deepbot.tv/notifications/hostnotification.htm and get you bot to host you after your stream starts to make it go away then all other hosts will work
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This has been fixed. The image no longer shows on open and only appears when a host message has been detected.
Regards,
Experts
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But have the issue with the css codes been fixed? When i put in the link for my host notify pic instead of your .gif link and someone host its still the .gif pic that is shown.
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Can you post your CSS? You most likely didn't put !important after it.
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Here is my css
http://pastebin.com/mZya5Xzf
i copied the codes from your earlier pastebin and then just changed the image link.
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For your image url add this
("http://s29.postimg.org/n0z90qtmr/Host_notify_pic_head.png") !important;
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That worked thanks :).
Maybe add it to the code in the pastbin you give to us so its easier :)
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With css anything you want to over ride what's on the original html page just add !important to the end.
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