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Oops, spoke too soon  Confused  Still can't get it to work...

I did a 'view source' in IE of the page after making all the 4 changes - The OnLoad event is there, the JS is there, still no re-size??  I even dim'ed a intAvatarWidth and set it to 390px in a lame attempt to make this work.  The JS looks solid - method seems sound - yet I can't figure it out...

Bummin'.Cry

Open to any ideas - sorry to be a pest.

BTW, you mentioned putting a <BR> in, where are you adding that?  That's another good idea, as my users aren't hitting return before inserting their images.

I haven't DL'ed v7.5 yet, but it would be nice if Bruce added some support for 'width control' of some sort.Tongue

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I looked at your forum and posted a test and when I looked at the source the id="chkImg1" name="chkImg2" is not being added to the img tags so that's where the problem is. You'll have to make sure that this is added to the tags when the post is formatted, I'm pretty sure the modifications I posted above to the functions_format_post.asp should've done that but to tell you the truth I haven't tried it, probably some other filter is taking that off but I doubt it as I don't think that can be harmfull at all....

The javascript that I posted works, I know it cause I use it for my avatars and it works just fine so once you get the id="chkImg1" name="chkImg2" to be added to your image tags it will work...

Also this just came to my mind that you'll also have to mod the function that formats the html from the WYSIWYG posts too add that code to the img tags too as it doesn't use forum codes... but I tested on your site using the non-WYSIWYG editor and it didn't added that to the img tags so there's still something wrong...

So I'd say put some work into it (you or anyone else) and see if you can get that to be added to the img tags, i'm sure that after you get it there it'll work... I just posted this as an example for somebody to make the mod, not as a mod.... but if you can't get it to work I'll see if I can get the time to make it a mod sometime this week...
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Everything you're saying makes sense.  I did 'pull' the code from my prod site when I found it not working, so I'm sure that's why it wasn't showing up for you.  The WYSIWYG editor hasn't been mod'ed yet and of course that's what I was using.

I do appreciate all your help - I realize it's 'volunteer work' on your part so I don't want you to think it's not appreciated  Smile

I'll give your WYSIWYG suggestion a try...

Thanks again!

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No problem, I just made it a mod and tested it with the WYSIWYG and non-WYSIWYG editor and it works fine.

to test it go to: http://testing.uznetworkz.com:82/img_width_mod/default.asp

to download it: http://forums.webwiz.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=6033&a mp;PN=1&TPN=1

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just open header.asp and set the var intImgWidth to whatever max width you want for your images (by default it's 300 pixels) and then replace the 3 files on the zip file...
be careful with your header.asp as you'll have to copy any code you've added to that file first.

This mod was done with version 7.1 files.

I'll post it on the mod's forum later...



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very, VERY slick!  Thanks a ton - you've made my life a lot easier  ;-)

I looked at a few forum softwares before settling on the WWF and have only had it up about 10 days.  I'm a Jr. to Med. ASP guy and still have a ways to go with understanding WWF.

Anyone out there who needs resizing, this mod works as advertised and helped me tremendously!

Kudos to Fernan82!  Nice work - and - late on a Sunday nite!! Smile

Thanks again!

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You're welcome...

For anyone else I've organized the zip in folders, added a readme file, and posted it here: http://forums.webwiz.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=6033&a mp;PN=1&TPN=1
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Originally posted by JohnnySlotCar JohnnySlotCar wrote:

BTW, you mentioned putting a <BR> in, where are you adding that?  That's another good idea, as my users aren't hitting return before inserting their images.

Sorry I missed that question... you can put the <br> on this line on function_format_post.asp:

strTempMessageLink = Replace(strTempMessageLink, "[/IMG]", """ id='chkImg1' name='chkImg2'>", 1, -1, 1)

change it to:

strTempMessageLink = Replace(strTempMessageLink, "[/IMG]", """ id='chkImg1' name='chkImg2'><br>", 1, -1, 1)

That's line 211....

<edit> might also want to add a <br> at the beggining of the img tag on line 210, change it from:

strTempMessageLink = Replace(strTempMessageLink, ", "<img src=""", 1, -1, 1)

to:

strTempMessageLink = Replace(strTempMessageLink, ", "<br><img src=""", 1, -1, 1)

but thinking about it I would rather add &nbsp; instead of <br>, that way I can't mess your layout and people can still post a small image next to their text....



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doh! and I swore I wouldn't mod my forum anymore... great stuff people
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