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.
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Template Mods: 2
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difficulty: Easy
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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.
Well thank you for registering on my board, but that wouldn't do anything. My live board is running 3.0.7. I have installed the Image Hosting hack onto my Test Board, which is running 3.5.0 RC1. As per Jelsoft's requirements regarding Test Boards; they cannot be publicly accessible. I have attached screenshots to explain my situation better. Basically (for those who still have yet to understand) whenever I try to upload an image, I receive an error message stating that the image attempting to be uploaded is too large. Even though I have set the file size in the Usergroup Permissions.
I believe you are setting your size to low. As far as I can tell, it's asking for BYTES, not KB in the admincp. Try increasing the size to something like 5000000 for testing purposes.
My server is down at the moment... I'll test this when it comes back up. But even still, did you see how even though I have entered a value into the Size Limit field in the Usergroup Perms, it still shows the Size Limit to be 0 on the Uploader Form.
yeah it seems that it isn't adding it to the database, try just going in to phpmyadmi or sothething and find the usergroup table and search for imghost_set and check the values also just edit the vaules for your usergroup see if that works, i can not seem to re-create this error
Well thank you for registering on my board, but that wouldn't do anything. My live board is running 3.0.7. I have installed the Image Hosting hack onto my Test Board, which is running 3.5.0 RC1. As per Jelsoft's requirements regarding Test Boards; they cannot be publicly accessible. I have attached screenshots to explain my situation better. Basically (for those who still have yet to understand) whenever I try to upload an image, I receive an error message stating that the image attempting to be uploaded is too large. Even though I have set the file size in the Usergroup Permissions.
I think I can see the mistake here... Your dimension limits are set to Width: 768 and Height: 1024. This is normally wrong. In a game, for example, you would be running at Width: 1024 and Height: 768.
Change these two values around and see how it works then. Also try doing it with a smaller picture, for example the "newthread.gif" from your images folder on the forums.
What would it matter if the size values were reversed? It'd just simply change the dimensions of the maximum allowed for an upload. The picture I've been attempting to upload is 300x300 in size. I do not believe the error has to do with height/width variables... the actual file size restrictions are what's causing the problem. As my server is still down... I am unable to test neither loneranger nor your suggestions.
What would it matter if the size values were reversed? It'd just simply change the dimensions of the maximum allowed for an upload. The picture I've been attempting to upload is 300x300 in size. I do not believe the error has to do with height/width variables... the actual file size restrictions are what's causing the problem. As my server is still down... I am unable to test neither loneranger nor your suggestions.
Aha, wasn't entirely sure what size it was you were uploading. Thought it might have been a 1024 x 768 picture, in which case with those dimensions it obviously wouldn't work
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08-02-2005, 08:41 AM
