<br /><br />I bet that's the case, its generally considered a no-no to pull images from servers that are not your own. <br /><br />The image upload/resize feature is not what's holding me back, I have been putting it off because I would want to have the upload featured bundled with the forum interface.<br /><br />Also, image resizing can only work on .jpg and .png - another issue.<br /><br />jeff(maybe they don't allow linking to it?). <br />
<br /><br />I'm not really sure with Tri-Pod. I bet that's the case. <br /><br />The image upload/resize feature is not what's holding me back, I have been putting it off because I would want to have the upload featured bundled with the forum interface.<br /><br />Also, image resizing can only work on .jpg and .png - another issue.<br /><br />jeff<br />[/quote](maybe they don't allow linking to it?). <br />
<br /><br />It does for the technology I would write the scripting with. I handle image manipulation with some functions from the GD Library. This libary comes standard with newer versions of PHP. Now I don't know exactly why a gif can't be resized. I think that it could but the library doesn't handle .gifs because of licensing. A .png is basically a .gif without licensing issues and it has a few other minor compression differences that I can't recall. <br /><br />I'm going to fist upgrade the script to the lastest version and check and see if there are new avatar features. If no luck on the new version, I'll add that hack.<br />[/quote][quote author=mariek link=board=6;threadid=277;start=0#1799 date=1058888018]<br />I didn't know that resizing only works with .jpg and .png files. I don't think I've ever seen a .png file??<br />
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