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Fantastic little mod, just what I needed. I can't wait till it works on the CMS side of things too :D
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so I take it this doesn't scale images that use the [img] bbc code function correct?
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installed and works great!
i use photobucket to host my photos and i posted a fyi to my members and they love this mod!!! image fyi |
This appears to be the best of the image resizers working for 4.x, but does it work in the CMS? And if not is there an edit we can do ourselves to make it work in CMS?
The images posted in articles in the CMS sometimes are too big, and not only does it look ugly but there is no scroll bar or any way of seeing the full image. I don't think I'm the only one with this problem, a solution would be very nice. Edit: nevermind, found one that does the CMS, and pretty much anywhere else on the site. |
Is there any way to make it so that if you click the bar to expand the image and then click the image (not the bar) again it will open in a new window?
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So in the end this is actually the best and simplest image resizer. I've now tried all of them, and played around with the code on each, and this one is the winner.
I managed to create a very crude fix for enabling CMS resizing on this one. Problem with it is that the warning bar on top becomes over-sized, probably some CSS issue. Here is an example: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2010/04/65.png If you do not mind this, do not want to wait for a new hack or update to this one, and understand that you are doing this at your own risk, then here is how I did this: Open: product-sevenskins_imageresizer-v1.0.0.xml Find: Code:
<plugin active="1" executionorder="5"> Code:
<plugin active="1" executionorder="5"> Uninstal/delete the old hack, you do not need to delete the contents of "upload" folder. Import the edited one, you do not need to reupload the "upload" folder. Check if it works for you. If not, to revert to the old version, uninstal/delete this one. Import the original. This is likely a very crude method of accomplishing this, and I'm only sharing this for those desperate for a good resizer that works on CMS. For me this is a temporary fix until the author of this hack releases something better. Note: this was done on 4.0.2, I have no idea how it will behave on any other variation, or if any other mods will interfere. |
Does this work on the CMS?
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I have always been a fan of the nCode resizer, primarily because of the bar above the image, which allows users to wrap [URL] around the image. Most - if not, all - resizers make the image clickable to enlarge, so wrapping [URL] has no effect; and a lot of my members do that.
I'd like to see multiple inputs on the AdminCP with multiple locations of images. (For example, being able to set a different max width for CMS, Blog, Posts, PM's, etc.)... Also, I've noticed that it doesn't resize [SIGPIC], which is a minor annoyance. Also, any know how to set a different width if an image is quoted? My forum is fixed at 900px wide, so my images are resized down to 500px, but then if quoted, they stick out, so I make them set at about 460px... I'd like to be able to utilize max available area. Even better, is it at all possible to just make max width "100%", so that it'll just resize down to the available area? ...But I'm just nitpicking here, brilliant mod :) |
Best image resizer!
But i have a suggestion (that i need) so if you can add it, would be really cool. I want to use the plugin for signatures too, but with another width and height max. Sry for my english. Installed, ofcourse. |
Anyone? Does it resize attachments and links?
Does it work with the CMS? |
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....8&postcount=46 vBulletin resizes attachments itself and ... how can you resize a link? |
how is this image resizer work?
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Any thoughts on making that a reality? Pretty please? Oh and installed :) |
I love this hack - other resizers make something that should be simple into something complicated. This hack keeps it nice and simple!
Quick question though - on trying to improve my YSlow score, it is saying that the ncode js file reference should be moved to the footer. How can I do this? |
anybody has tried to use it on 4.0.3?
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Working fine on 4.0.3 here as well
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Has anyone else experienced this problem?
After I move a thread that has a resized image, the image appears in its original size. Almost like after moving any thread, this mod excludes it... Any help please? |
VERY, VERY Thanks!!!!!
Great bro! |
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Would not add to the bar the original image size and for how much it was resized?
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Seven Skins made another mod named "Image Resizer - CMS | Blogs | Posts | Signatures | Albums | VM's | PM's" that resizes images in CMS, Blogs, posts... I installed it in 4.0.2 PL1 and it works well. But I'm not sure if it works with 4.0.3, any one knows?
The mod is already moved to the Modification Graveyard, do you know the reason? |
me funciono perfecto
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Don't work for me is it not retroactive. Uninstalled
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thanks but what about profile? and why when i post a pic and then when i want to edit that post to add new picture or write something, the picture i have posted disappear?
any update for this? installed.. |
Is there any way I can use this mod to resize images in my VSa - ChatBox (AJAX) https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=235271 ?
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Hello,
is this Hack compatible also with vB CMS? Thank you |
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I understand, Seven could you update the Hack and make it compatible also with vB CMS?
It's very used and will be a great news for all member that use it. Thank you :) |
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No that is a different one.
I asked that to be moved to graveyard due to it was resizing all the images including banners etc. |
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I think that's still the best image resizer. Thanks for your work.
Has anyone been able to enable this for group discussions? I've tried creating a plugin hooked to group_discussionbit_display_complete with the following code: Code:
if($vbulletin->options['sevenskins_imageresizer_enabled']) { |
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