Technical Details

Forum version : #phpBB3
Position : Administrator
Concerned browser(s) : Mozilla Firefox
Who the problem concerns : Yourself
Forum link : http://pspplaygroundpals.forumotion.com/

Description of problem

Simply put this JS at the bottom of your current viewtopic_template

Code:

<script async src="https://imgbb.com/upload.js"></script>

Hi There,

Whenever you edit a template you should clear your browser's cache and cookies - https://help.forumotion.com/t145185-how-to-clear-the-cache-cookies-in-your-browsers

Make sure you save and publish too. I tested this on my test forum after clearing my browsers cache and it worked perfectly.

Regards,
Chanel

Dyane wrote:

Ok I have gone to the template and then in general the only thing I see is

viewtopic_body so I tried it in there but it isn't showing.

published the modified template?

Yes, that is exactly what I did. Let me take a look at your forum.

EDIT:

Delete line 383 and replace it with this -

Code:

<script async src="https://imgbb.com/upload.js"></script>

You had extra code there for some reason, once done save and publish. Also, you may need to clear your browser cache again.

Regards,
Chanel

Hello @Dyane

Where did you get that code from?

Also, please don't double post since your posts need to be separated by 24 hours. You can use the edit button instead

Best regards.

Backup your viewtopic_template then delete it, this one will force you to use default template.

Try to turn your all JS off

AP > Modules > HTML/JavaScript > JavaScript Management

Where exactly do you want the upload button to be on your forum?

Please post the template using the code tags.

So you adding those 2 lines?

All you have to add is this:

Code:

<script async src="https://imgbb.com/upload.js"></script>

Was the template modified before you added this line of code?

Do you not use the host an image button in the editor?

The images are not hosted on your forum, but on Servimg.

Uploading does not affect the speed of your forum.  The number of images will.  If you visit a site, blog, or forum that contains a lot of images, you will notice a lag.