I love you.

Would you consider adding an option that will rezise the image in the post and link it to the full size image?

You mean thumbnailing?

I've been thinking about it, actually it isn't that big job, but it's also a question of reputation; just 5 installs mean, it isn't that great plugin and needed only from a few forum holders, of course, the quality-over-quantity-oriented ones ;)

I think if this plugin becomes more widely used, it also would become standard part of vBulletin itself, since it would be only a natural evolution of the actual attachments - dynamically attached items.

It is quite some time people are asking this feature at the official boards and sooner or later it will happen - only a question of time, and as far as I remember, was already working in some of the early beta versions of 3.0.x.

So generally spoken I don't mind to see deeper into the problem but will also wait a little, to see if this pugin becomes more used after the summer holidays :)

Could this be made to work in the user's signatures also? I have a lot of members putting userbars (www.userbars.com) in their sig. The problem is, when userbars.com goes down it slows my pages down. I'd love to be able to cache those userbars...

vBulletin 3.6.0 allows to save the signature picture as long as it is only one. I will think about it ;)

These are multiple images that would need to be cached. I'm not ready to upgrade to 3.6 until more hacks have been ported.

I'm willing to pay for the plug-in. :cool:

I've added IMG caching of signatures.

Although this product/plugin is free, a voluntary payment (donation) for new feature requests would greatly help to add them in a reasonable time. For this reason we have added a donation button inside readme.htm for a symbolic contribution of EUR 5.00.

Thanks! I really appreciate it. Great hack! :)

Donation sent

Thank you, you're welcome! :)

thx y2ksw for this mod,
can you tell me plz where images are hosted ? because i dont see any images in imgcache

If the images cannot be stored in the imgcache folder, the links to the original source remain intact, thus are hosted as if the plugin wasn't installed.

Please make sure to give at least the read/write rights to the imgcache folder, or storage will fail.