1 idea...
Is it possibe to also watermark the INLINE pictures added to a post?

As far as i can see, only the attached pictures are watermarked.
I have now disabled inline attachements on my forum.

Yes, PNG-8 seems to be a problem right now, I'll look into it.
Sadly, the php functions for image prcessing are limited, so its hard to find advanced tools without relying on external libaries not everyone has.

For now, PNG-24 should work with full transparency, so I recommend to use it, also for the case if you run into charset issues with non-latin characters.

I was sure that the inline post uses the same attachment method. Which inline-images do you mean?
Those where people simply attach an image, grab the url to the fullsize picture and add that to the post?
Or do you mean linking images from 3rd party sites?


Quick note: To see changes on the image files you have to clear your browser's cache!
In firefox it's enough to force a fresh reload via STRG+F5 and on other browsers STRG+F5 or SHIFT+F5 should work.
If you don't perform this step, your browser will show the old cached version and maybe the watermark won't show or changes won't apply.

How this affects images that user chooses as background image for his profile?

At the folowing link (second post) you can see what i ment with inline attachments.

http://www.papegaaienforum.nl/showth...ich-aan-u-voor.

That is a good question, didn't think of that. I'll check it out and update if necessary.

Well, they're external links, which means these images aren't hosted on your server. So there is no need to (and in fact, you shouldn't) add a watermark to it, because they aren't "yours".

Ok, i thought it was becouse the member has put the image between the post, instead of an attachment.

But indeed, after i have read your last post i figured out they are indeed external.

Thanks for clearing that out !

thank you

it works with cms article?

Im not sure if the cms uses the default attachment system or their own.
Also i still don't own the vb suite so i cant test it myself

Yes, you can see it working here:

http://www.cochesrc.com

I wanted to the CMS section.