Automatically Retrieve Image Dimensions

Thanks, Keith. I will then also remove all reference to the vB standard style because I only use one custom style on my forums as the default and offer no alternative.

Thanks again.

Jim

Thank you!

Great tool, worked first time!

Neat tool, thanks.

I have a query, My images are stored on a subdomain of my site (http://images.mysite.com). How do I configure the "Image Size Attributes" to work with this setup?

Thanks

There is a bug in this script.

The path of the images is hardcoded into the echo command.
This is creating problems if a style uses a different image directory.
You should extract the image path from the url the script is called from and output this instead of hardcoding it into the script.

But thanks for this script.
Makes it a lot easier

StarBuG

This was EXACTLY what I needed!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!


-Dave

Wow, thank you! I have over 880 smilies, so it would've been a hard job doing it all manually!

This saved me like 90 days worth of work!

Thank you very much!

Originally Posted by StarBuG

The path of the images is hardcoded into the echo command.

It's been a while...

I've updated the first post to include an updated version of the script that corrects this problem.

Originally Posted by StarBuG

There is a bug in this script.

The path of the images is hardcoded into the echo command.
This is creating problems if a style uses a different image directory.
You should extract the image path from the url the script is called from and output this instead of hardcoding it into the script.

But thanks for this script.
Makes it a lot easier

StarBuG

Not really a bug. It was created to be used in a "standard" vBulletin setup. I assumed that those running a "non-standard" setup would be able to modify the path in the code accordingly.

That update is pretty slick.

Thank you

I just want to post here with a few terms for searchers who experienced the same problem I did. After moving servers, I couldn't get vBSEO to save and the problem was the massive list of images I had defined which I eventually removed from the vbseocp file to resolve the problem. I am sure the problem had to do with a setting I need to adjust with memory or something, but this was the quick fix. Nothing is wrong with this script or idea, it was my configuration, I just want to save some people the headache I went through trying to figure it out.

"settings won't save" "settings don't save"

I have the problem too that it wont save. What is the reason to this?

It is likely too long. The datastore is only so big.

If you have more than 50 images, you will need to hand-pick the most common images used INLINE.

You do not need this for any css-called images (backgrounds, etc). only raw html <img src /> called images should be here.