Signature Image Size Limiter

[high]Installation Instructions[/high]

Step 1: Upload the .xml file to the Product Manager
Step 2: Alter the plugin code variables to reflect your signature image limits in height and width
Step 2: Click [high]INSTALL[/high]

[high]Credits[/high]
Zero Tolerance - For helping with the regex and troubleshooting my annoying problems

[high]Updates[/high]
1.0.1 - Nothing major, just removed some code that is not needed

To remove this without re-uploading the plugin, find in your plugin code:

PHP Code:

print_r($imginfo); 


and remove it - I put this in there for testing purposes and forgot to remove it

1.0.2 - This is just a bug fix update

Find in the plugin code:

PHP Code:

$this->registry->options['allowdynimg'] 


replace with:

PHP Code:

$vbulletin->options['allowdynimg'] 


As always, no need to upload the new plugin if you apply the fix directly to your plugin code

Chris

[Chris M]

Originally Posted by The Keeper

Exactly where do you add an "Error Message" phrase? I've looked in the phrases manager and can't find any category for Error Messages to add the phrase into.

There should be a phrasegroup called "Error Messages" beneath or above (I forget) the "Front-end Redirect" phrasegroup...

If you upgraded from 3.0.x you may have it named as "Front-end Error Messages" as the upgrade didn't (not sure about the Beta 3 one ) update the phrasegroup name

Satan

[Alrasam]

Thank you

[BuRNZau]

Works great! thanks.

[Oblivion Knight]

Would it be possible to place the error in to vBulletin's $errors[] array in profile.php instead of printing the error in a separate standard_error page? I guess I'm a perfectionist, but I used to have it this way with 3.0.7 and I'm still struggling with the plugin system myself..

[Chris M]

Originally Posted by Oblivion Knight

Would it be possible to place the error in to vBulletin's $errors[] array in profile.php instead of printing the error in a separate standard_error page? I guess I'm a perfectionist, but I used to have it this way with 3.0.7 and I'm still struggling with the plugin system myself..

It's worth a try

Try replacing, in the plugin:

PHP Code:

eval(standard_error(fetch_error('signaturetoobig'))); 


with:

PHP Code:

$vbulletin->GPC['preview'] = 'true';
$errors[] = fetch_error('signaturetoobig', $maxsigwidth, $maxsigheight); 


Then alter your phrase to something like:

Your signature image size is too large. The maximum dimensions are $maxsigwidth by $maxsigheight.

Dunno if it will work - Should do but I haven't had enough time to check out the fetch_error array or how it functions

Satan

[Oblivion Knight]

Unfortunately it didn't work, and was pretty close to what I'd tried already..

This is the function fetch_error (in includes/functions.php):

// #############################################################################
/**
* Fetches an error phrase from the database and inserts values for its embedded variables
*
* @param	string	Varname of error phrase
* @param	mixed	Value of 1st variable
* @param	mixed	Value of 2nd variable
* @param	mixed	Value of Nth variable
*
* @return	string	The parsed phrase text
*/
function fetch_error()
{
	$args = func_get_args();

	// Allow an array of phrase and variables to be passed in as arg0 (for some internal functions)
	if (is_array($args[0]))
	{
		$args = $args[0];
	}

	if (!function_exists('fetch_phrase'))
	{
		require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_misc.php');
	}

	$args[0] = fetch_phrase($args[0], PHRASETYPEID_ERROR, '', false);

	if (sizeof($args) > 1)
	{
		return call_user_func_array('construct_phrase', $args);
	}
	else
	{
		return $args[0];
	}
}

This is the function of the array, $errors (in profile.php):

		if (is_array($errors))
		{
			$errorlist = '';
			foreach ($errors AS $key => $errormessage)
			{
				eval('$errorlist .= "' . fetch_template('newpost_errormessage') . '";');
			}
			$show['errors'] = true;
		}

I could easily do it editing the source file, but I'd like to try and get my head around this darned Plugin system with hooks.. Hopefully I'm not the only one struggling with it? :nervous:

[Chris M]

Originally Posted by Oblivion Knight

Unfortunately it didn't work, and was pretty close to what I'd tried already..

This is the function fetch_error (in includes/functions.php):

// #############################################################################
/**
* Fetches an error phrase from the database and inserts values for its embedded variables
*
* @param	string	Varname of error phrase
* @param	mixed	Value of 1st variable
* @param	mixed	Value of 2nd variable
* @param	mixed	Value of Nth variable
*
* @return	string	The parsed phrase text
*/
function fetch_error()
{
	$args = func_get_args();

	// Allow an array of phrase and variables to be passed in as arg0 (for some internal functions)
	if (is_array($args[0]))
	{
		$args = $args[0];
	}

	if (!function_exists('fetch_phrase'))
	{
		require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_misc.php');
	}

	$args[0] = fetch_phrase($args[0], PHRASETYPEID_ERROR, '', false);

	if (sizeof($args) > 1)
	{
		return call_user_func_array('construct_phrase', $args);
	}
	else
	{
		return $args[0];
	}
}

This is the function of the array, $errors (in profile.php):

		if (is_array($errors))
		{
			$errorlist = '';
			foreach ($errors AS $key => $errormessage)
			{
				eval('$errorlist .= "' . fetch_template('newpost_errormessage') . '";');
			}
			$show['errors'] = true;
		}

I could easily do it editing the source file, but I'd like to try and get my head around this darned Plugin system with hooks.. Hopefully I'm not the only one struggling with it? :nervous:

Yes with the source code it should be easy to modify, and in theory it should work with the plugin :ermm:

Satan

[jesus likes pie]

this is an ownage hack defianed


[high]* jesus likes pie clicks installed
[/high]


......hey....the /me hack works and we're runnign beta 3! ERWIN HOW DO I GET /ME FOR MY BETA?!

[Chris M]

vBulletin.org is running on of the 3.0.x releases, not a 3.5.0 Alpha, Beta, Gamma, RC or Gold release

Satan

[yinyang]

* installs * great work ... hmmm, have you met your nemesis, heavengod?