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Updated for vBulletin 2.2.2, 5th February 2002
Since there has been so much demand for this, I wrote a hack that will allow you to store all your custom avatars as files, rather than in the mySQL database. http://kier.3dfrontier.com/vbhacks/avatarasfile.gif Doing this will have the following benefits:
All avatar options that are present when using the standard mySQL avatar system are still present, and users will not notice a difference in the interface. Full instructions for altering your PHP files are included in the zip file. Once you have made the necessary modifications to the PHP scripts, you should run the enclosed install_favatar.php script from your admin/ folder. |
Hi kier,
does your system allow admin to set max avatar size (lets say 80 x 80) and a weight (lets say 3ko) ? This worked with mysql storing , will it work with your sysem ? |
Oh, and does it allow user to upload their files, switch from one avater to the other (and have the previous one replaced and eareased ) ?
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Kier, you know what ? :)
It would be GREAT to port this system to attached files to :) |
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Another question: do I need to set to 777 the directory storing the avatars ? |
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1) Firstly, you will need to create a new folder in your forums directory called custom_avatars and set the permissions on the folder to 777. |
Just a last question before I try to install it:
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It's a bad idea. |
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