VB image Hosting

VB Image Hosting Version 1.4.2

Please note that next ver will not support older ver update.

Frensh ver is avilable to download Thanks to tandy
Port to Vbulletin 3.6.0 can be found here

Requirements:

1. requires GD 2.0.1 or later (2.0.28 or later is recommended).
2. PHP ver 4.3.x or later (newer ver is better).

Introduction:

What does it do ?

VB Image Hosting is a similar feature to imageshak and photopoket and online free image hosting, but this is for your members. it will allow them to upload and host their images on your servers, you can still manage the permissions and set the number of files for each group.

Main Features:

• Image hosting
• Restrict # of file upload for each group
• Allow/disallow group from upload
• Restrict file uploaded based on file extention, dimensions and size
• Users can manage their uploaded files
• Users can set the view permission for each uploaded images
• Admin can mange all members images
• Admin can set the number of images/users per page.
• Image thump is set to 320 * 240 if the image dimension is bigger.
• Admin can mange images uploaded by the members
• Admin can set the default upload permission
• Thumbnail system admin can turn it on/off.
• Allow multiple uploads.
• Admin can set upload slots for each group
• Admin can recreate thumbnails from admin cp
• Fully using the phrase system.

Time required to install :

• 1-2 min max.

Updates:

1.0.1:Fixed an error when listing the users also removed a line that causes the script to generate a java script error, fixed viewing members files redirect error to profile

1.2.0:

1. Added thumbs option to generate thumbs
2. Fixed viewing other members pics result in error
3. Fixed cached template to reduce quary
4. Fix for sites that uses content management systems ( variabls doen't get pass correctly )
5. hack is now fully using the phrase system. ( easy to translate )

1.2.1:

1. Fixed minor bug when viewing the images ( just replace vimghost.php with the one in the attached file no need to import the xml )

1.3.0:

1. Fixed the thumbnail working 100% ok with GD1 & GD2.
2. Added the ability to upload multiple files.
3. Admin can control max upload slots for each group.
4. Admin can view member images.
5. Admin can set the default permission for viewing.
6. Admin can rebuild thumbnail for all images.
7. Fixed some bugs regarding uploading images.

1.3.1:

1. Fixed the getimagesize error.
2. Fixed Guest upload / view.
3. Added abillity to turn on/off the imagehosting ( the group who can admin still can access it though ).
4. Added Watermark function. (thx to TomasDR ).
5. Added Resize Function.
6. Added Admin can view all images from admincp.
7. Added Display image in forum page.

1.3.1a:

1. Remodified the information showed in the image
2. Fixed resize issue with small images

1.4.0:

1. Remodified the way images are shown.
2. Fixed some security issues with the script
   1. Prevent showing the images when it's priviate ( members uses to browse private images with imgids )
   2. Prevent uploading any files that not an image ( prevent uploading scripts to the site).
3. added text watermarking.
4. added filmstrip.
5. added 3 adons (show last 5 imgaes in member info, show number of images in postbit and Quck upload / gallary insert in the thread / reply post).

1.4.1

1. Added old view image style ( now you can chose either row or column view )
2. Fixed filmstrip not showing ( template was not included )
3. Fixed filmstrip condition ( to chose either to show or not)
4. Fixed gallery view in new thread/post ( thumbs were not showing )
5. Fixed last 5 images in member info ( was working in the old way ).
6. added font size for text water marking.

1.4.2:

1. fixed security issue with image deletion
2. fixed minor mysql problem

To update to the latest ver (1.4.2) just replace the files and import the product make sure you select overwrite when you import it.

Download track:
ver 1 - 1.4.0 : no tracks ver 1.4.1: 673 downloads

Known Issues:

no known issues

Special thanks to :

1. loneranger since it's his main idea.
2. Psionic Vision: for his tutorials

Screen shots :

Check screenshot.zip file / New screen shot in screenshot2.zip

[giorgiotave]

Originally Posted by Ranma2k

Yes we can
i'm really trying to get the next ver done asap
hopefully everyone will like it

You know this is yery good?

I want to know if is compatible whit Vbseo

I Think this product is very very special, i like it

[mix_boy]

Originally Posted by mix_boy

I click to upload an images ... and spectators this...

WHY?? ask me..

Please help me..

[haris_led]

Hello Ranma2k,
I am trying to find
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="faq.php$session[sessionurl_q]" accesskey="5">$vbphrase[faq]</a></td>
in my navbar template, but it is not there!!
wtf?
what can i do??
i also tried to find vbmenu_control or even faq but nothing!
thanks

[mix_boy]

haris_led

this is in theader....

[mac27]

Clicked install This is neat thanks.

Just one question though. It says above that it has a watermark feature. Where is it and how do you use it?

[serhat_kk]

how do i store images at another server?

[peterpeter]

Nice Plugin really like it, but one suggestion...

Add an commenting option for other users =) And the picture owner can set comments on or off just how he wants it.

[The Chief]

Will probably be installing later today hopefully

[haris_led]

Originally Posted by mix_boy

haris_led

this is in theader....

i know, but in the install.htm says:
Step 4 ( template modification )
Edit the Navbar template and do the following:
Find : <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="faq.php$session[sessionurl_q]" accesskey="5">$vbphrase[faq]</a></td>

So, I do not find it anywhere, wtf????

[Ranma2k]

Originally Posted by haris_led

i know, but in the install.htm says:
Step 4 ( template modification )
Edit the Navbar template and do the following:
Find : <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="faq.php$session[sessionurl_q]" accesskey="5">$vbphrase[faq]</a></td>

So, I do not find it anywhere, wtf????

it's just to add the menu
just add it after the FAQ ( still you can add it any where in the navbar )