Image auto resizer
Mod Version: 1.00, by Timmeh7
This modification is in the archives.
| vB Version: 3.5.3 | Rating:  (0 vote - 0 average) |
Installs: 31 |
| Released: 08 Feb 2006 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 92 |
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Hello 
first post \o/. I'm a long time vB lover/coder, first time poster here (having purchased my own liscence earlier... no more hanging off friend's forums for me).
Brief outline:
This mod is designed to prevent images horizontally stretching the screen, while giving you the ability to revert them to their full size if you wish.
How does this affect the user
This is a silent script - after its installation, there is no configuration or further modification required.
Lets see it then!
There are two images of the mod in action attached.
What versions will this support?
Defiantly 3.5.3 and 3.5.0 (I believe it was RC2) although it was a slightly different string you needed to search for in the php file, but it's in essentially exactly the same. I imagine that with a little messing around, it'll support earlier versions also.
Installation:
First, download the attached zip file (autoresize.zip). A copy of these instructions are also there.
Upload autoresize.js to /clientscripts/ from your forum directory.
Log into your forum admin panel, go to styles & templates > style manager > edit templates.
Edit the "SHOWTHREAD" template (Under Show Thread templates), find </head>
Just above it, add
Save it.
Repeat, adding it in the same place to the newthread template.
Now, from your forum directory, open /includes/class_bbcode.php
search for:
Replace it with:
Give it a test, under different templates with different boundaries, it may well still stretch the table make the image a little/be a little too small.
Should this be the case, open /clientscript/autoresize.js
modify the 100 in
either up or down (start by moving it up and down in 100's, then when it gets closer to perfect, 10's) until an image that would normally stretch the table fits completely within the forum boundaries. 100 is perfect for the default vbulletin 3.5.3 template.
Enjoy! If you have any problems, just give a shout and I'll do my best to put you right. All feedback/suggestions are also welcome.
first post \o/. I'm a long time vB lover/coder, first time poster here (having purchased my own liscence earlier... no more hanging off friend's forums for me).Brief outline:
This mod is designed to prevent images horizontally stretching the screen, while giving you the ability to revert them to their full size if you wish.
How does this affect the user
This is a silent script - after its installation, there is no configuration or further modification required.
Lets see it then!
There are two images of the mod in action attached.
What versions will this support?
Defiantly 3.5.3 and 3.5.0 (I believe it was RC2) although it was a slightly different string you needed to search for in the php file, but it's in essentially exactly the same. I imagine that with a little messing around, it'll support earlier versions also.
Installation:
First, download the attached zip file (autoresize.zip). A copy of these instructions are also there.
Upload autoresize.js to /clientscripts/ from your forum directory.
Log into your forum admin panel, go to styles & templates > style manager > edit templates.
Edit the "SHOWTHREAD" template (Under Show Thread templates), find </head>
Just above it, add
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="clientscript/autoresize.js"></script>
Repeat, adding it in the same place to the newthread template.
Now, from your forum directory, open /includes/class_bbcode.php
search for:
Code:
return '<img src="' . $link . '" border="0" alt="" />';
Code:
return '<div style= "display: none; background-color: black; color: white" onClick="catflap_toggle_image_size(this); return false"> </div><img src="' . $link . '" onLoad="catflap_resize_image(this); return false;" border="0" />';
Should this be the case, open /clientscript/autoresize.js
modify the 100 in
Code:
size_available = winwidth - 100;
Enjoy!
If you have any problems, just give a shout and I'll do my best to put you right. All feedback/suggestions are also welcome.Download
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