is there a way to make attachments write the actual file type rather than redirect through attachment.php like rather than
attachment.php?attachmentid=1&stc=1&d=1458418561
show .jpeg at the end
or rather than
http://drcustumz.me/attachment.php?a...2&d=1458418572
.zip
edit ------
i took a look in attachment.php and added IN RED
Code:
$imagelink = 'attachment.php?' . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . 'attachmentid=' . $attachmentinfo['attachmentid'] . '&d=' . $attachmentinfo['dateline'] . '&e=' . $attachmentinfo['extension'];
but this had no effect =/
anyone know of any way to do this?