OK, just installed ... works like a charm ... :D

anyway Jason you don't have fixed the profile 'issue' ... check the attachment ...

What's the problem? I going to be putting it in a box in the next release ;)

exactly! :D thx Jason ;)

Yup, see that now... Maybe link back to his mod? :)

Thats great... vB blog is the most important if you ask me, dont really see the benefit of it resizing the album pics :rolleyes:

Yes, but why not make it an option to use them in this mod?


Okey, so it isnt possible to make it an option for the default style? Then, for those who uses custom styles, would have to do that themselfes.

I am just suggesting things that i believe would make this mod even better. :)

No, not really. Since most people use custom styles, and the places ect. could be in a complete different place. I think it's fine the way it is. :)

Hi,

You should upgrade the version in the xml file to 1.0.2.
You should also change the minversion to 3.6.
Nice mod:)

thanks Man

I've just updated the product file, so if you installed this earlier, download the new package, then just re-import the product, remembering to select yes for overwrite.

I've also just quickly cleaned the usercp options up a little. I plan cleaning all the code up tomorrow, as some of it is outdated.

this is one of my fav mods from 3.6... glad to see it will be getting more support.

i do have one question (the one thing that bugged me about the old version) is there was no way to have it load a smaller dynamically created image for the preview. using one of the graphics libraries vbulletin uses to automatically resize the picture and put that in the small version.

because if this one works like the old one (assuming it does) that one would just download the whole image and then resize it to fit better in the page. but it would still have to download the whole image first and quite a few images posted on our site are large and quite big file size wise). it would be one of those little things to make pages load even faster.

aggiefan, unfortunately it does not do server side resizing of images (ajax). Everything is done clientside. Therefore, the image has to be downloaded completely before the script can resize them. I may however, in a future version, do server side resizing of images. :)