Version: 1.0.2, by Chris M
Developer Last Online: Feb 2013
Version: 3.5.0
Rating:
Released: 06-14-2005
Last Update: 10-21-2005
Installs: 316
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No support by the author.
[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
Is there anyway to modify this so I can have it for images posted within a post? If the image is over a set width a hyperlink will be displayed instead to stop stretching of the postbit?
Forgive me if this has already been asked or a 3.5.0 hack is already available to do this, was in a rush when posting this.
There is a way to modify it, yes, but it will mean that your thread loading time may be increased, as the function will have to load the image and then determine if it is over a certain size...
There is a way to modify it, yes, but it will mean that your thread loading time may be increased, as the function will have to load the image and then determine if it is over a certain size...
Satan
Yeah I figured it might do that. I guess another soloution would to be when the message is posted it checks the image, and either places it in the img tag or if it is too big it places it in url tags, but I guess that would, in the long run on big forums cause massive load?
Yeah I figured it might do that. I guess another soloution would to be when the message is posted it checks the image, and either places it in the img tag or if it is too big it places it in url tags, but I guess that would, in the long run on big forums cause massive load?
Whichever way you do it, it will cause longer loading times - Of course, like with the signature image checker here, nothing is stopping the user using a smaller image to bypass the check, then renaming a larger image to the same filename and extension as the one they used to bypass the check...
The only way to ensure it is to either have them upload them as attachments, or check it on every page-load :ermm: