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You need to have your host install GD. It's in the readme I believe.
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is it possible to add a watermark to each image upon uploading??
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what is GD?
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You need to have that installed. Ask your webhost. ( you can do a phpinfo to check if it is currently present on your host -> in Admincp ) |
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will this work with 3.0.3?
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Yes it will.
But for the changes in init.php ( in the zip package's instructions ), instead of following that, use this change instead : Code found here |
Installed on 3.0.3 - install went great, and I can post / view garages. However, I did notice that all users, including unregistered, can view garages regardless of the setting of the Can use vBGarage? usergroup variable. If Can use vBGarage? is set to NO a user can't create a garage, but they can still view all garages. This leads me to 2 questions:
1. Is this behavior by design? 2. How can I set it up so that only particular usergroups can view garages (for example - registered users can view only, users of a custom usergroup can view and create / update)? Thanks! |
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Usergroup only allow to post comments anot. that is the YES/NO settings. dun think that is the setting to restrict view. |
Yes it is by design.
The Can Use vbGarage option simply allows that particular usergroup to be able to add a car profile or edit it. If you want to restrict the viewing of car profiles or the main list page, you will need to add an if condition to the vbgarage.php file in the do=list section. Something like this: Code:
if ($permissions['genericpermissions'] & CANVBGARAGE) |
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