Add-On Releases - Image Resizer

Modfication Unsupported: This modfication is now unsupported, due to lack of time to work on it. However, TCattitude has continued development and added many cool NEW features. You can see the updated version here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...=Image+Resizer

Image resizer for vBulletin version 3.6 and 3.7.
version: 1.0.2

Please remember to click Mark as Installed if you use this modification. Support questions from members who have not marked this as installed will be considered low priority.

What is this?
This resizes images in post that are bigger than the set dimensions in your AdminCP options. It also adds an information bar (which is not displayed when the image isn't resized) giving information about the original dimensions and filesize. Filesize is only supported on Internet Explorer, other browsers don't reveal this information through javascript.

Configuration
Please read the included readme.html

A big thanks to Spleasure, who actually created this product. He has given me the rights to the code, so I will be keeping it going for future versions, fixing any bugs, and adding new features.

Thanks, and Enjoy.

Please report bugs, or feature requests into this thread.

Thank you.

[KJA4U]

cool
I will give it a try.

[Marco]

If anyone else is still using this (I prefer this over the newer one, no offense but it looks kind of messy and bloated) but, like me, is annoyed by the way the options look in the User CP (no proper fieldset), here's a fix.

Edit the UserCP Inclusion plugin, find:

PHP Code:

eval('$tempcustom = "' . fetch_template('userfield_select') . '";'); 


Replace with:

PHP Code:

eval('$custom_field_holder = "' . fetch_template('userfield_select') . '";');
eval('$tempcustom = "' . fetch_template('userfield_wrapper') . '";'); 


Then find the two instances of:

PHP Code:

eval('$tempcustom = "' . fetch_template('userfield_textbox') . '";'); 


[/php]

And replace with:

PHP Code:

eval('$custom_field_holder = "' . fetch_template('userfield_textbox') . '";');
eval('$tempcustom = "' . fetch_template('userfield_wrapper') . '";'); 


That's it, you're done. You will also have to remove the <fieldset> HTML from the phrases.

[NathanLedet]

Installed and works on 3.7.3 PL1 :up:

[TheLab]

Originally Posted by d_n_a

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...idator%2F1.591

W3 problem

Yeap its not solved. The onload command is no longer supported. And this the only way to have inline-inpost resizing of images. You can use TCattitude's mod to get w3c validated but you will have to use a lightbox type of resizer.

[LAHA]

Thanks Alot

[PurpleButterfly]

Oooh, you are my hero! Thank you for such a great mod, I clicked installed and voted MOTM! wOOHOOO!

[adamskiii]

nice one man. thanks!!

[wAnBoA]

Installed thanks =)

[!!!]

Will this resize the photos users upload? My main content area is like 400 pixels, giving photos a viewing pleasure of 200 pixels wide or so within here. When users upload large photos and the likes, will this resize it also? Or is it only for images in posts?
Thanks,
- Antago

If not, please make a mod!! Love.

[ReQueM]

thanks