@Dark Shogun - I am sure that is a vB default template:eek:

Satan

Where would you find that then?

Thanks for helping,
Verity

Perhaps it may be an error template which I forgot to add the "error_" in front of...

Satan

Ah yes:)

Please clear your cache, and re-download the file in the first post:)

Satan

Perfect hack!! Works like a charm.

Thanks!

It doesn't work on my vb2.3.0

it looks like that the code don't pick up the values of both fields :

That image is too large. The maximum dimensions are by pixels.

$avatarmaxwidth by $avatarmaxheight stay empty, while i see the right numbers in my panel.

Can you check your database, and confirm that the settings are present please?:)

If they are, try replacing (temporarily) the $avatarmaxheight variable with:
This is another vBulletin Options variable...

If this variable is parsed, so the code becomes (10 being vB's default setting for the maximum number of images per post/signature)
then there is a problem with this hack which I will try and investigate...

If you get
then there is a problem with your board and the way it parses the variables stored in the vBulletin Options:)

Hopefully, whatever the problem, it can be corrected:)

Satan

Hey Hellsatan, thanks for the support.

I changed the $avatarmaxheight with $maximages

and the screen say after trying to upload an avatar:

That image is too large. The maximum dimensions are by pixels.

To give you some extra info, when I did run the first time the SQL queries i did run them as the original with the your dimensions, then I realized I didn't want these dimensions and change the queries to my dimensions and run the two queries again.
Has this second move any influence on the working of the hack?

I also have checked again the database and here I have attached a screencopy to show they are in place.

For me to run my board normal, I have put the original member.php back in place.

If you want access to my site and database, please PM me your email and I will send you the info.

Thanks very much. i'm installing iT!

@xug - You should remove the "avatarmaxsize" setting as that is no longer required;)

That might have affected it, as the settings do not know which to choose...

The fact that a global variable did not work surprises me alot - $maximages should have displayed a number, even when set to 0 it will display 0 when called...

Maybe this is a bug induced by an edit to your global.php file? If I were you, I would try uploading a fresh global.php, then re-adding any hacks you have added one by one, each time checking if the $avatarmaxwidth and $avatarmaxheight variables will work:)

Satan