Version: 2.1 Final, by loneranger
Developer Last Online: Oct 2009
Version: 3.5.0 RC2
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Released: 07-27-2005
Last Update: 09-19-2005
Installs: 75
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Image Hosting Version 2.1 Final Release
I have remade all the code from the older version so it is now compatiable to version 3.5.0 RC1. I have also use the product manager install script . Please post all bugs here so that i can update the script ready for the gold release.
This script will allow your members to upload images to your website so that they be view on forums and other sites.
You can set all permissions in usergroup mananger
restrict all upload settings on filesizes and amount of files.
users can also browse their upload images and delete them
mods can delete users images too.
users can view each others images.
there are many other features which i will write up about once the bugs are all out.
remember to backup before you install Installing this Extension
Please Read the install text file in the zip for full instructions.
File edits: 0
Template Mods: 2
Files upload :3
difficulty: Easy
Fixes
2.1 fixed the product installation now all working with a fresh install of vb 3.5.0 rc2. Bitfields Rebuilt correctly.
20-09-2005 20:15 - changed the template from test.php to img_view_all.php
All Current errors posted in this forum have now been solve with this release please check it out.
i installed it and it's working almost perfect except for 1 last thing which probably everyone has the same problem with...
When you set permissions to 'yes' to moderate in usergroup, then you can delete the uploaded images, however if you set to 'no' to moderation, then when you try to delete, it will bring up a 'white blank' screen... obviously, this problem needs attention... (i think it's a problem in the root .PHP files) please check into it and let us know how to fix this error...
John P.
To fix this error go to image_host.php
find the line 213 in that file
PHP Code:
if ($permissions['imghost'] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp_imghost['canadmin']){
and change it to
PHP Code:
if ($permissions['imghost'] || $vbulletin->bf_ugp_imghost['canadmin']){
when i first installed it i had to fix alot of errors in it to make it work ..
now everything working fine and i'm updaing on it to add more functions ..
actully i changed alot :P
when i first installed it i had to fix alot of errors in it to make it work ..
now everything working fine and i'm updaing on it to add more functions ..
actully i changed alot :P
I have the strangest thing.
Run VB 3.5.2. Uploaded all correctly, created the folder/set permissions/ect..
Uploaded the product file via manage products, set correct settings via VBoptions->imagehosting, set it up so Admins/Mods/ect can upload images.
Everything is perfect, except..
There's no "imagehosting" hyperlink" on my menu bar.. There's no place to actually go and upload anything (although, there could be, but it's not showing up anywhere)
No one would no I even had the hack in place..
Any ideas on this?
I re-upped everything twice to make sure it wasnt on my end.
If I manually type in my url with the image_host.php extension, it works. Ha.
I suppose I'm going to have to somehow add it in somewhere (which I'm not exactly sure how to add to the menu bar)
Any help would be appreciated.
I have the strangest thing.
Run VB 3.5.2. Uploaded all correctly, created the folder/set permissions/ect..
Uploaded the product file via manage products, set correct settings via VBoptions->imagehosting, set it up so Admins/Mods/ect can upload images.
Everything is perfect, except..
There's no "imagehosting" hyperlink" on my menu bar.. There's no place to actually go and upload anything (although, there could be, but it's not showing up anywhere)
No one would no I even had the hack in place..
Any ideas on this?
I re-upped everything twice to make sure it wasnt on my end.
If I manually type in my url with the image_host.php extension, it works. Ha.
I suppose I'm going to have to somehow add it in somewhere (which I'm not exactly sure how to add to the menu bar)
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers, Jake
yes you have to add the code in your nav bar template