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Made an only topic

A couple of my forum users have posted that the image resizing isn't working.
We have a thread of people posting their favourite images from the web using the [img] tags.

The forum is configured to automatically resize these images to 700x525 (under Admin>General>Messages and Emails>Configuration>Images resize). It was working fine up until a couple of hours ago and now all of the images are appearing at full size. I have removed the the very small amount of JS on the forum and it makes no difference. I have also tried it in IE8, Firefox and Chrome and it's all the same.

I know there was an issue with this back in December... https://help.forumotion.com/t101765-images-resizer-not-working
...But this was solved, right? Is anyone else having this issue currently?

Is this supposed to be fixed by forumotion technicians ?

It does not work for me...

sgeorge wrote:Is this supposed to be fixed by forumotion technicians ?

It does not work for me...

Yes, it has been fixed. It is recommended, as suggested in this topic, to clear the cache & cookies of your browser.

I did but this is not fixed for me

sgeorge wrote:I did but this is not fixed for me

is it just u, or your entire forum?

Mine is not woring either Darren, I can't seem to guess what's the problem. No new JS, nothing new.

Do you have any CSS replacement, such as the code I provided in page 1?

No I'm not using anything, that would resize the whole photo, I'd like to see the resizer work

Nera. wrote:No I'm not using anything, that would resize the whole photo, I'd like to see the resizer work

Seems like the patch wasn't installed on all the server's
Tha'ts something you have to send a report in for Nera

Dunno, maybe it's just me that messed up something. Will see when I change layouts if it doesn't start working than than I'll report it.

No it is not just me... It is the entire forum !

And yes I am using CSS to make images smaller but when I remove it images are again full sized, not resized

Anyone to help ?

I am having the same problem.. I cleaned cache and cookies a lot of times, I removed the re-size CSS.. and the problem is not fixed for me.

Some solution? That has not mentioned yet?
Thanks! since now!

The issue has to go back to the techs to have it re-examined, which means the staff have to resend the report. Sorry

Hello,

I'll report the issue to The Godfather. Sorry for the delay.

Okay! Thanks!

Mine was working then today pictures not resizing.

When is this supposed to be fixed :S ?

George,
The Devs have already deployed the patch a long time ago.
They need to know the issue is still occurring, and I'm not sure f anyone has reported it, as Godfather hasn't replied in here yet.
We'll need to hear from Leeloo about the issue, she should be able to get a definitive answer for you.

Hi,

It has been reported again by Jophy on Wed 18 Jan - 10:50 and The Godfather replayed:

it was solved since 2 weeks

I still having the problem.. my images do not re-size! I do not know what to do, I deleted cache, cookies.. used CCleaner, deleted all my CSS, etc.

I will try to be patient, but I am desperate!

You have a temporary solution. Put this code in CSS:

PunBB or PHPBB3:

Code:

    div.postbody img {
                max-width: 300px;
                max-height: 150px;
                }

PHPBB2 or InVision:

Code:

            .postbody img {
                max-width: 300px;
                max-height: 150px;
                }

You can change width and height

Hey! Thanks, but I found out what was the problem!

A widget was being incompatible with the re-size thing! I deleted it and now my pictures are again re-sizing automatically!

The widget was the one with the codes to add a personalized buttons for vote the posts of the topics! The one related with the Reputation system! Instead change them using a widget.. I modified them with some CSS codes!

So, thanks for your helping! My problem is right now.. SOLVED!

I'll mark this as solved. If anyone still is having problems with this, please open a new topic.