Version: 1.0.2, by Jase2
Developer Last Online: Jun 2009
Category: Add-On Releases -
Version: 3.7.2
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Released: 04-17-2008
Last Update: 04-17-2008
Installs: 1255
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Modfication Unsupported: This modfication is now unsupported, due to lack of time to work on it. However, TCattitude has continued development and added many cool NEW features. You can see the updated version here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...=Image+Resizer
Image resizer for vBulletin version 3.6 and 3.7.
version: 1.0.2
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What is this?
This resizes images in post that are bigger than the set dimensions in your AdminCP options. It also adds an information bar (which is not displayed when the image isn't resized) giving information about the original dimensions and filesize. Filesize is only supported on Internet Explorer, other browsers don't reveal this information through javascript.
Configuration
Please read the included readme.html
A big thanks to Spleasure, who actually created this product. He has given me the rights to the code, so I will be keeping it going for future versions, fixing any bugs, and adding new features.
Thanks, and Enjoy.
Please report bugs, or feature requests into this thread.
After trying to change options in the ACP I get the following error
Ah, this is when you select the "Clear user Options" option. It's because of the changes in the member profile. Will see if I can correct that. Or I may remove it all together.
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.
that would be great.... like it said its the one little thing that makes this mod not perfect in every way. its not a huge rush but would be something that would be nice to get fixed.
But one of the things i hate, is when users on my forum insert an image from imageshack, thats like 1000px +, and the imageresizer scaled images down to 800px x 800px, if its a large image, it begins to load, and then once its fully loaded then pops into the resizer box.
But it screws up my page when its loading, especially if its a really large image.
Is there ay chance that you can get it to display the resizer box first, then load in in there?
If it still doesn't work, then you must have User Options enabled, in which case, you will need to either update in your usercp:
UserCP --> Edit Options --> ImageResize
... or, you will need to disable user options in your ACP:
ACP --> vBulletin Options --> ImageResizer Options --> User Options
Regardless of what i do,(yes, i have tried every combinations as described above) as i said i'm still able to click the image, wich then opens the image in a new window.
That is what i dont want it to do. And, the settings is set the same way as in the previous mod. I even removed the previous mod completely...
The previous mod still does the same job, only better. It doesnt open up the image in a new window when i click on it. Did i make myself clear enough now?
I figured out how to change the colors though lol!
Then you must be doing something wrong. Because the code for that hasn't changed, and no one else is having that problem. You're fine to keep the old hack, but I can't support it.
What is there to do wrong lol? Well, i'll figure it out...
Another thing, for the blog... I see that the imageresizer is included in the header, but doesnt resize the images. Isnt it a quick fix to make it "pick up" the images in the blog aswell?
The main content starts like this:
Code:
<!-- main content -->
<form action="blog_inlinemod.php" method="post" id="blogform" style="display:block; margin:0px">
Then the message:
Code:
<!-- message -->
<div id="blog_message_15">title of the entry<br />
<img src="http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/xxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxx.jpg" border="0" alt="" /><br />
</div>
<!-- / message -->