[Mod] Auto image resize on upload v2.0.1 (2010-12-18)

[troopers]

Hi,

mein problem momentan ist, das das ganze nicht wirklich so läuft wie es gern sollte finde irgendwie das problem von dem ding nicht wirklich, ok - hab auch lang nimmer was in php gemacht, aber meine experimentierfreude ist da -g-

hatte irgendwo gelesen, das das gleiche bei einem ist, mitm phpbb mod, das das nicht läuft... und bei mir das gleiche. die thumbnails sind die downloadbilder und umgekehrt. bilder werden nicht automatisch rezied und und und.... ))

noaja, schaun ma mal ansonsten
 sind eure sachen super ...

gruß aus berlin

[Acidgod]

läuft den der Auto-Thumbnailer?

Oder bekommste grundsätzlich keine Thumbnails erstellt?

[chill]

I'm having the same problem as some, I can set it to auto resize the image in my acp, and hit save but it doesn't save the setting.

I've d/led the install_autoimage.php, and installed it in the correct folder, but it still won't save the setting.

I saw someone stated that he forgot to run "install_autoimage.php"...stupid question, how do I run it if I have a remote server hosting my site?

I thought all I had to do was upload the modded phps and this new one via my ftp.

thanks

[chill]

I know that to you guys, this is stupid, but can someone please answer my question about what I need to do besides just uploading the new php file to my site via FTP?

Cause I've also had this problem of not saving settings when I tried to do the user template select mod.  And unless someone can answer this I guess that I'm not going to be able to do any mods where I need to add a new php file.

Thanks,
Bill

[mawenzi]

I saw someone stated that he forgot to run "install_autoimage.php"...stupid question, how do I run it if I have a remote server hosting my site?

... mmm ...  ...

... Installations instructions Step 5 ...
Unzip it and upload to your 4images ROOT directory ... (http://yoursiteaddress/4images/).
Start it http://yoursiteaddress/4images/install_autoimage.php
... that means ... type in this (of course your personal) address in your browser-adress-field -> than ENTER !
... now the installation is running ...

I hope this is answer is not too stupid ... 

[chill]

thanks...now i can do some more mods

I knew it was something simple...but didn't think it would be that easy

thanks again

[Maniac]

Perfect - exactly what I needed

Thanks!

[lemccoy]

Would there be anyway for a user to select which size to create the files as?

Such as a drop down list:

Small - 640x480
Medium - 800x600
Large - 1024x768 (default)

sorry if this has been brought up I scanned through the pages but didn't see anything.

[artistichideaway]

Works perfect. Thank you. 

[|Rene|]

Läuft super. Bei mir auch mit Mysql 5

Danke

[|Rene|]

Habe festgestellt das auch bei mir nur der Admin den Mod nutzen kann. User bekommen weiterhin die Meldung Bild zu groß/breit/hoch.

Woran kann das liegen bzw. wie sähe der richtige code aus?

[V@no]

Step 2.2 ?

[|Rene|]

Step 2.2 ?

Seems to be correct. / Scheint richtig zu sein

    _{if ($this->image_size[1] > $this->max_height[$this->image_type]) {
      $ok = 0;
      $this->set_error($this->lang['invalid_image_height']);
    }
    if ($this->auto_image[$this->image_type]) {
      $ok = 1;
    }
    return $ok;
  }}

Habe den Threat hier auch schon durchgelesen, andere Änderungen hatten auch keinen Erfolg. Version ist 1.7.2 falls sich in dem Bezug auf 1.7.1 etwas geändert hat.

[V@no]

Ok, replace

Code: [Select]

if ($this->image_size[1] > $this->max_height[$this->image_type]) {with:

Code: [Select]

if (!$this->auto_image[$this->image_type] && $this->image_size[1] > $this->max_height[$this->image_type]) {(and remove the changes from Step 2.2)

[|Rene|]

Sorry but its the same. This is my function now:

Code: [Select]

  function check_image_size() {
    $this->image_size = @getimagesize($this->upload_file);
    $ok = 1;
    if ($this->image_size[0] > $this->max_width[$this->image_type]) {
      $ok = 0;
      $this->set_error($this->lang['invalid_image_width']);
    }
    if (!$this->auto_image[$this->image_type] && $this->image_size[1] > $this->max_height[$this->image_type]) {
      $ok = 0;
      $this->set_error($this->lang['invalid_image_height']);
    }
    return $ok;
  }

Is the function only called when normal users are logged in? Because there's nothing about users in the function.