Have you added the function remoteFileSize as stated in the instructions and the the function that is needed for older php versions?

[]Astaran said:<br />Have you added the function remoteFileSize as stated in the instructions and the the function that is needed for older php versions? [/]<br /><br />I must be blind, I added the function for the older php versions but didn't add the function for remoteFileSize, unfortunatly I had installed this before that was added to the instructions and wasn't made aware of it until this weekend.<br />Thanks for the help! <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

I would love to implemente this in 6.5 and run the check script for all those who have to big allready....<br /><br />Whats needed for this to work in 6.5???

works fine in 6.5, but there are some lines that must be changed manually, as it have been a few small changes in them by Infopop... anyway, kinda logic!

I have updated the instruction to work with 6.5 and have attached them to this post. So far, so good over at my site.

There is something missing in that code, only the first image found is checked for the size and other parameters, all others are not.<br />A for loop is missing so to say.<br /><br />Also, I found a remote file size check that doesn't download the images to check the filesize but checks the headers instead.<br /><br />http://www.php-editors.com/contest/1/33-read.html

[]Anno said:<br />There is something missing in that code, only the first image found is checked for the size and other parameters, all others are not.<br />A for loop is missing so to say.<br /> [/]<br /><br />In my original code or the updated one?

In the one in your first post. <br /> <br />This part: <br /> <br />elseif ($images != 0) { <br />$imageUrl = "http" . $out['0']['2'] . "." . $out['0']['3']; <br /> <br />Should be included in a loop, the way it is now it only checks the first image found. <br /> <br />Also, you might check the function I use for the remote file size checking without the need to downlod the file to the server.

Thx!<br />Didn't notice, because I allow only one image in signatures, but I'll update the mod here.

how much more difficult would it be to additionally force users to upload their signature images to my server? in a similar fashion as the user avatar's current upload setting.<br /><br />this way, i could (1) better monitor the content of the images and (2) ensure there's no page drag because a sig image is hosted on a slower server

very easy, you would simply check if the image is hosted on your domain and give them an error message otherwise.

in addition, i'd also prefer to have a little upload field, too, for the users to upload their sig images (which would help enforce the idea that they'd have to be hosted on my server) <br /> <br />any chance on whippin all this up for the codily handicapped? <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Hi, please help....<br /><br />I am using 6.3.2 and have gone into the admin panel - edit config settings. Where exactly do I add these variables? There isnt anywhere obvious to put them. can they be added to the php file manually?<br /><br /><br />

If I remember right there should be at the bottom a box that says something like "extra config settings" - just add those in there