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CES Dynamic [IMG] Resize (Plugin Version)
Developer Last Online: Sep 2022
CES DYNAMIC [IMG] RESIZE
Version: 1.2.2 This mod is based on TECK's Dynamic Picture Resize for [IMG] tag mod. I made this mod after seeing a discussion in the thread about the potential number of file edits necessary to add some requested features, and then realized the entire mod could be accomplished with essentially just 1 plugin. TECK suggested that for ease of support I release my updated product file in a new thread, so here it is. *** NEWS *** 7/8/2009 - v1.2.2 released 9/23/2007 - v1.2.1 released 9/21/2007 - v1.2.0 released 9/13/2007 - v1.1.0 released 9/11/2007 - v1.0.4 released 9/9/2007 - support thread opened, v1.0.1 - 1.0.3 released 9/8/2007 - v1.0.0 released Products to Install: 1 Plugins Included: 7 Files to Upload: 0 New Templates: 1 Template Edits: 0 Files to Edit: 0 What It Does: When using the [IMG] bbcode tag, a user may add an image to his/her post that is too ginormous for your intended vBulletin style, pushing things out of the way, and not looking particularly nice. This hack resizes oversized images to specified acceptable dimensions, anywhere that the [IMG] tag is used. Current Features:
Known Issues: - None *** Changelog *** As of Version 1.2.2: - bug fix: XSS flaw As of Version 1.2.1: - bug fix: table explosion As of Version 1.2.0: - new feature: max width sharing for multiple images on a line - bug fix: onclick interferes with [url] - bug fix: onclick properties not passed to resize disclaimer - bug fix: images separated by line breaks - bug fix: [img] ignores [noparse] As of Version 1.1.0: - new feature: maximum height - extended: maximum width can be in pixels or percentage - bug fix: resize message class not set in Internet Explorer - updated templates: dynamicpic_script Show Your Support
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on my IE 7.0 don't
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Hm... I don't know what to say. I have tested your site in both normal and 64-bit Internet Explorer 7, and haven't seen any issues. Try clearing your browser cache, maybe?
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Hey, installed on my site, works a charm, although I seem to be getting the problem where Sig images get turned into URL's. I think you addressed this problem already so i'll check and get back to you. Either way this works great, i'm clicking installed because me and my members love this.
-Dave (http://www.TheBestCaseScenario.com/forum) EDIT: Fixed by rebuilding Sig cache, nominated for MOTM. |
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I have installed your mod and it resizes everything properly but I have a few issues...
1. When using in conjunction with vbadvanced I get the "resized" message no mater what my setting are. View my front page, I have a test image posted... http://www.chattanoogans.com/ 2. When viewing the message it doesnt make the image clicable to view the orginal image even when I have the option set. You can view the message at... http://www.chattanoogans.com/forums/...size-test.html PS. Using IE 7 |
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@offline, I don't know if you changed something or not. I checked and saw it working as you described in IE 7. Then after 30 mins of trying to figure it out I refreshed the page and it's working as designed...
@mrghostno1, thanks for getting back to me with this. It gives me somewhere to start looking. |
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For users using sid's [hide] hack...
The issue is that AFTER all the parsing is done for a post, the [hide] hack reparses the post. This would not be a problem if the post was reparsed properly. But a huge number of coders are under the misconception that using the function $bbcode->do_parse() is the best way to do this. The truth is, that do_parse bypasses the bbcode_parse_start hook, which breaks any modifications that may be using it. Not only that, but it still runs bbcode_parse_complete, which can create even more problems when bbcode_parse_start was never called. So if you're using the hide hack (or potentially any other hack that runs do_parse) In the postbit_display_complete plugin, find: PHP Code:
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Thnks thincom200, but... didn't work still got the same.
btw, i found this code only under "hide hack ajax request" There's also a "fetch hide tag" with postbit_display_complete, but couldn't find that code. Other plugins using postbit_display_complete
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I went home and tried it and when I first viewed chattanoogans.com home page it loaded with no errors then I click on the message title above it "Image Resize Test" viewing the message then I click the back button to bring me back to the home page and then the error came up.
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