Does it work yet, if not... email me again.. and we can work on it some more.. lol

I am working on another version... and have added a lot of new features.. so atleast I am in the mood for working on this project :)

Yes it work but the GetImageSze don't. It's not really a problem...
I would like to help you to code another version but I don't really understand the way how run vbulletin. I know better C++ ;)
But I can test every version of your hack !
Still thx for your support

I don't know vb either :)

I know C.. somewhat... actually I don't know anything really.. just a guy that likes to tinker with stuff :)

as for that getImageSize problem.. email me sometime today.. I want to get that resolved. :)

Does this hack work with this:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=32009

I tried it on my test forums but I musta screwed up somewhere if it does.

I've got this hack working, with one exception....For some reason, when the photo is saved, it is set chmod 440. The directory that the images are being stored in is set at 777. When I update the uploaded image 777 it shows up fine.

Is the chmod value set with the script? If not, what could be going on here?

This code is different in vb 2.2.0:

<center><a href="index.php?s=<?php echo $session[sessionhash]; ?>&action=home"> Control Panel Home </a></center>
<table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" id="navtable">

<tr><td><hr></td></tr>

What is the new replacement code?

Does the Hack work with vb 2.2.0 ? Anybody installed it sucessfully? :)

What about adding the vb header and footer? Has anyone been able to do it? If so, can you post how?

Thanks.

i updated it in from 2.03 and I suppose it still works great..

I cannot get the post bit addon to work. Keep getting errors with the functions.php part:

if ($post[[picture_name]!="") {

Is there supposed to be 2 "[" in there?

Here are the errors:

Parse error: parse error, expecting `']'' in /forums/admin/functions.php on line 210

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getuserinfo() in /forums/admin/sessions.php on line 323

and what about this:

<a href=http://www.addictedusers.com/dbase/ranking/uploaded/$post[picture_name] onclick="NewWindow(this.href,'name','$imagewidth', '$imageheight','yes');return false">

No quatation mark is needed after a href= or _name] ?