Miscellaneous Hacks - Image Resizer - Using nCode Script

Image resizer using nCode script

This hack resizes external images (not attachments) in cms, blogs, posts, new thread preview, signatures, private messages, visitor messages and vBadvanced CMPS.

You have the option to:
Disable the hack.
Choose the resize mode.
Default Maximum width.
Enable and disable cms resize option.
Enable and disable postbit resize option.
Enable and disable signature resize option.
Enable and disable blogs resize option.
Enable and disable private messages resize option.
Enable and disable visitor messages resize option.
Enable and disable vBadvanced CMPS resize option.


This hack has been tested:
- Using IE, FF, Chrome and Opera using default skin.

Installation:
- Upload the contents of upload folder to the root of your forum.
- Import the XML file via Plugins & Products > Manage Products > Add/Import Products.
- If you want to use "Enlarge in the same window" option you must edit "Image Medium Max" stylevar for the style you are using. Set this stylevar to high number e.g. 2000px or more if needed.

Upgrade:
- Upload the contents of upload folder to the root of your forum overwriting the existing file.
- Remove old product from AdminCP produact Manager.
- Import the XML file via Plugins & Products > Manage Products > Add/Import Products.

PS. This hack adds one link in the footer to SevenSkins website.


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03 Sep 2012
Version 1.6
-Added functionality: Resizing of the images in vBadvanced CMPS.

Total Installs to date: 1248
Total Downloads to date: 7068


31 July 2011
Version 1.5


29 Jun 2011
Version: 1.4

-Fixed to work with vBulletin 4.1.4
-remove yellow bar as it was causing issue with vBulletin 4.1.4.
-Added functionality: Resizing of the images in CMS comments.
-Added functionality: Resizing of the images in BLOG comments.


21 Dec 2010
Version: 1.3

Thanks to ZexTasy for cms plugin code.

Added these option:
-Enable and disable cms resize option.
-Enable and disable postbit resize option.
-Enable and disable signature resize option.
-Enable and disable blogs resize option.
-Enable and disable private messages resize option.
-Enable and disable visitor messages resize option.


25 June 2010
Version: 1.2.0
Fixed to work with vBulletin 404.

06 March 2010
Version: 1.0.0 Released



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[j3suss]

Originally Posted by Seven Skins

This hack does not work for attachments.

Ahmm oK!!

And in future?

Thank you!

[Hippy]

is there a way to get this to work in vbadvanced ??

thanks

I searched the thread but came up empty handed

[misericorde]

Thanks

Installed Nominated

[morgano]

One thing I'd like to see is for this to be integrated with the lightbox.

Basically for the image to be resized as it is now, but having the image a click-able link (like an attachment) which opens the fullsize image using the current Vbulletin lightbox solution.

[tpearl5]

Has anyone figured out how to only apply this to a specific section in the CMS? I realize it would involve putting an if condition in the hook for the CMS.

[Kerdh]

Thanks for the mod!

But I have a noob question:

If you want to use "Enlarge in the same window" option you must edit "Image Medium Max" stylevar for the style you are using. Set this stylevar to high number e.g. 2000px or more if needed.

Hum... how?

Thanks ^^

[tstevens]

I'm getting the same problem with the scrollbar - this mod just doesn't seem to work at all for some reason. What am I doing wrong?

*issue resolved - just had to make sure I had the javascript in the right place*

We recently had an issue where the CKEditor was attaching images instead of using the IMG BB Code, but that's resolved. Now this resizer doesn't work. Help!

[Seven Skins]

Please make sure the javascript has been uploaded to the correct location.

[tstevens]

How odd - I thought it had been (was in the same place as the original version I had). I uploaded it to the root /clientscript directory and all is well. I should have caught that, but thanks for your time.

[davut_c20]

thank you very much