Miscellaneous Hacks - Photoshop-like Integration

Got this from Olowiak. Thought it was bananas!!
It's a mini-Photoshop image editor....hope y'all dig it!!


Demo---> http://chicancoem.net/photoshop/

- Upload files
- Import product
- vBulletin Settings -> Photoshop Online -> Enable Yes
-Once installed enter the url with "/photoshop/" at the end without the quotes...
e.g.-"www.yoursitename.com/forum/photoshop/"

*See screenshot below.

[blackberry]

Originally Posted by blackberry

how and where? how can i change the address on navbar?

Done*

[blackberry]

Originally Posted by James T Brock

Just a little heads up. Everyone should be aware that this program is not actually hosted on your server, it's hosted on someone else's server. If they decide to remove it or replace it with something else then there is nothing you do about it since the only thing you have is the "pointer" to their script which is located on their server.

This is still a cool mod though and an excellent idea. I like it.

Yep but then only thing is to remove it from ur server, by the way is it legal to point like this?

[marshal_ramdev]

wollla awesome mate ! installed !

[Hostboard]

Originally Posted by James T Brock

Just a little heads up. Everyone should be aware that this program is not actually hosted on your server, it's hosted on someone else's server. If they decide to remove it or replace it with something else then there is nothing you do about it since the only thing you have is the "pointer" to their script which is located on their server.

This is still a cool mod though and an excellent idea. I like it.

For those interested I decoded the index file so everyone knows exactly what is being called...
Why the author decided to encode the javascript using unescape instead or the clear type is beyond me.
I am also questioning the use of the PhotoShop name as it is a registered trademark of Adobe.

<Script Language='Javascript'>
<!--
document.write(unescape('<frameset cols="*">
  <frame name="page" src="http://pixlr.com/editor/">
</frameset>
'));
//-->
</Script>