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BUT! I did notice that when you had more than one "violation", it just displayed one: Quote:
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The reason why it does this, is that the signature (text) is validated before any (images) are validated. There is no sense to run a (remote) system call to validate images if the signature (text) has errors! I did it this way to save resources! I could do it the way you want, but it is not the best appoach to take! I will do this though, add a option to the Admin Configuration, that does it my way and also allows for doing it your un-resource friendly way! Sonia |
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Oh okay, I don't know much about coding and queries and such, but I just thought a user might get a little pissed for having to edit his/her sig again and again and again :P
But hey, you're the coder, you know best I really appreciate you coding this! |
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Tried the demo, and left some feedback in the demo forum.... go Sonia, go .... ^5!
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Someone asked about the image validation so I will explain it!
Validation on images is done using (2) passes, The first pass validates the image size allowed for the user group the member is assigned to! If the size is below the maximum allowed, the second question is pushed to the remote server to get the other information (height, width)! I use (2) passes, because we don't want to download a image that violates the maximum size rule, this is to make the process as system friendly as possible! This is all done using one single process, and a special (request header) that all servers understand, so we only use one remote call per image validation, talking to the remote server in a special way. I also only use one remote call if there are (1) or more images in a signature and those images are all on the same remote server! I have put a lot of time in load tesing and trying my best to make this very system friendly! Sure I know of easier ways to deal with image validation, but they are very resource intense. Which is what I do not want and you will not want, this is one of those times that one would need to reinvent the wheel, and that is what I did! Sonia |
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There should also be a text box that allows you to put in a replacement sig if the above specs are not met. Like if the size is too large, it would be replaced by a default sig. If no sig data is input, it would still show no sig, but if there is one, and it's out of compliance, the default kicks in.
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Signature validation is to make sure the signature complies to your forum rules! If there is a problem then the user will be told about the problem right at edit time! So I don't see a need for a replacement signature! Maybe I am not understanding you, if you could explain in more detail it would help me understand what you are saying! Sonia |
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I was just coming here to say that I would prefer NOT to see a default signature, personally...
(Just my 2cents) |
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This hack would be great. I know how to code it but don't have any time now. I would certainly install it though!
All I really care about is a usergroup based signature: Allow usergroup to use signatures? Yes/No That would fix so many problems. |
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