***~~~ Version 1.0 ~~~*** Download <br /> <br />***~~~ Version 2.0 ~~~*** Download <br /> <br />In version 2.0, if an image is to large you are redirected back to the post preview page and a red border arround the image that is too large is displayed. <br /> <br />Mod Name / Version: Restrict Images 2.0 <br /> <br />Description: The mod checks the images contained within the image tags in a post for width, height, filesize and image count. <br /> <br />The admin can specify the maximum amount of images per post, the maximum image width, height and size. <br /> <br />If one of the criteria is not within the limits, an error message is displayed, example: <br />[]http://img148.exs.cx/img148/4148/clipboard017ys.gif[/] <br /> <br />Working Under: UBB.Threads 6.4-6.5 <br /> <br />Mod Status: Beta <br /> <br />Any pre-requisites: none <br /> <br />Author(s): Anno <br /> <br />Date: 01/04/05 <br /> <br />Credits: <br /> <br />Files Altered: <br />addpost.php <br />modifypost.php <br /> <br />New Files: <br />checkimages.php <br /> <br />Datebase Altered: no <br /> <br />Info/Instructions: Instructions within the checkimages.php file. <br /> <br />In order for the getimagesizes() function to work on remote files, the PHP version has to be > 4.0.5 . <br /> <br /> <br />Disclaimer: Please backup every file that you intend to modify. <br />If the modification modifies the database, it's a good idea to backup your database before doing so. <br /> <br />Note: If you modify your UBB.Threads code, you may be giving up your right for "official" support from Infopop.If you need official support, you'll need to restore unmodified files.

Thx! This one was also on my list.<br />A suggestion that might be more comfortable for the users:<br />If an image is to large, redirect to the post preview page and display a red border arround the image that is too large.<br />This way they don't have to go back and they can see which one is too large.

>If an image is to large, redirect to the post preview page and display a red <br />>border arround the image that is too large.<br /><br />This is a good suggestion, I will look into this.

Version 2.0 in the attachment.

[]Anno said:<br />Version 2.0 in the attachment. [/]<br /><br />And what's in version 2.0?

>If an image is to large, redirect to the post preview page and display a red<br />>border arround the image that is too large.

I have a question, Anno. I am having my site redone, and I am going to use this mod so that the new layout, which includes graphics on the right side of the page, doesn't get stretched. The maximum allowable width would be about 740 pixels.<br /><br />My question is, what if I have a user puts two, let's say 500 pixel-wide, images in a post without using a linebreak in between. Will this mod split them up, putting them on different lines, so that they don't break up the layout?

The images are put in the next line automatically by the browser.<br />The following images are all placed in one line.<br /><br /><br />[]http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Government_Chicken_Boy/images/lg-30850.jpg[/][]http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Government_Chicken_Boy/images/lg-30850.jpg[/][]http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Government_Chicken_Boy/images/lg-30850.jpg[/]

[]Anno said:<br />The images are put in the next line automatically by the browser.<br />The following images are all placed in one line.<br />[/]<br /><br />Is that a function of this mod, or the browser? Because the last thing I want is images stetching and breaking my new layout? However it is the case, this mod will be a nice addition for my board when 6.5.1 goes final <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Browser.

Would it be possible to make it so this also checks the sizes of images used in private messages?

You would apply the includes accordingly to sendmessage.php and mess_reply.php .<br />Try it, and if you fail I'll take a closer look.

I'm sure it's not hard to figure out. Thanks!

Just a side note here.<br />I'm running threads 6.5b6.<br /><br />I can install version 1.0 ok, but not 2.0<br />In addpost.php I dont have that first line;<br /><br />in addpost.php<br /> search for:<br /> $PrintBody = str_replace("\n","<br />",$PrintBody);<br /><br /> insert underneath:<br /> $part2 = 1;<br /> include("remotefilesize.php");<br /> include("checkimages.php");<br /><br /><br />Thought i'd raise it FYI. <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Search for a line that is similar to this, something along<br /><br />$PrintBody = str_replace("....something....",$PrintBody);

I am helping a forum resolve an issue with your mod, maybe you can help. This is the error recieved when the image is to large<br /><br />Warning: getimagesize(http://test.haastylcalls.com/images/test.jpg) [function.getimagesize]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! �����[����t�W1 in /home/.sites/28/site1/web/ubbthreads/checkimages.php on line 88<br /><br /><br />It also take a very long time for the post to appear, if at all when the image is under or at the required size. It seems to just hang. I think they are using 2.0 but not 100% sure.<br /><br />Thanks

What version of PHP is the server running?

They are not sure, I gave them a utility php file that will tell them, and or they will contact the host if they are unable to execute the file. <br /> <br />I figured it would have somthing to do with the version due to the code being unable to compile on line 88. <br />I looked at the code and it stalls on this line of code $imagehw = getimagesize($imageUrl); So I would bet that the php version does not support getimagesize. <br /> <br />Of course I could be wrong <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

JPEG 2000 support was added in 4.3.2, so if they have earlier than that, this MAY be the problem. I'm just making a stab in the dark, though. <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /><br /><br />An easy way to get information on a PHP install is to make a PHP file that consists of:<br /><br /><br />Call the file from your browser and it'll give you all kinds of goodies about the server's PHP install. <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Ya I know, but from what I understand they do not have access to the server in a manner at wich they can upload stuff and not sure they trust me yet, <br />this is the first thing I have helped them with and don't blame them, <br />but we will get there. That's exactly what I sent them <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <br /> <br />BTW Thanks for your time