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I found the link to add badge to your post, but whenever I use it it puts the badge on the current line, do you all just put a return and then submit so the badge goes onto the new line, or did I mess up somewhere? Ill show you what I mean in this post. Submitting:
 
Code: 
javascript:document.vbform.message.value=document.vbform.message.value + '[COLOR=Yellow]\n\n[/COLOR]
[ URL=http://www.hardfolding.com?go=38&id=166][ IMG]http://www.hardfolding.com/ftag1.php/mem/166[/IMG][/URL]
[ URL=http://www.hardfolding.com?go=36&id=1260][ IMG]http://www.hardfolding.com/utag.php/mem/1260.png[/IMG][/URL]'; document.vbform.submit(); halt;

You'll want to have something similar to mine in the coded example. If you notice I've highlighted two "\n" in the code. These cause the auto placement script to place it two carriage returns below the final cursor placement. Also, in the FAQ Sticky there are other examples of the cool stuff you can add to the badge placement.

 
Ah, thanks phantom, this will help a bunch, and I never saw the FAQ for this area, im headed there now... I am not to good with java, but I guess its similar to php in that sense (the terminations). Testing:

 
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