[AndrewD]

Originally Posted by IR15H

I have two things that I think are bugs. The first one is that a user gets logged out after viewing a video/music/pic if browsing in IE7 and not tick "Remember me?" when logging in.

To reproduce;

• Start IE7.
• Log into to your site, without ticking the "Remember Me?" box.
• Navigate to a video, and view it. (Doesn't seem to matter if it's in the same window or a new one)
• Navigate away from that video.
• You get logged out.

If you can't replicate this, then perhaps it's a setting on my site. If that's the case, I've a test account to help see if that can identify the problem. Example category. User: test Password: test. It works fine on FireFox, it's only on IE7 that I can get this behaviour to occur.

I took a look at your site and found a couple of points that are suspicious. vbulletin uses cookies to transmit login information from page to page. Your vbulletin cookies are being stored in cookies for 'gamingperfection.com' rather than 'www.gamingperfection.com' which is the actual url. At the same time, you have a javascript on your pages which is carrying out some sort of user tracking for a third party site. This is storing cookies against 'www.gamingperfection.com' I wonder if one or both of these is the cause of the problem.

Originally Posted by IR15H

The second is to do with the "View full information on this entry" link ( - /local_links_admin.php?set=showinfo&linkid=X). If I click on it, I just get a blank page.

Blank pages usually mean something went wrong in the php engine. By default, vbulletin 'gzips' material sent to the browser so that these error messages get garbled. Try going to vbulletin/admincp/options/options and uncheck the 'gzip output'. Then try accessing te page again and see if you get a message.

Originally Posted by IR15H

I also have a request. Is it possible to make it so that the magnifying glass, used to show full images, only appears if the image is bigger than the maximum thumbnail size allowed? For example, if I upload a 150 x 150px image, set the maximum thumbnail size to 200px, then the magnifying glass won't appear.

I'll take a look into this. It shouldn't be difficult. Only minor problem is that the magnifier is also used to control the optional lightbox display for these images.