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10:14 am 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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If your looking for any suggestions as to what to include in updates, I would say that, as a forum, this plugin works fantastic, with regards to the avatar however, the option to upload any image size and have it compressed automatically would be benefitial rather than all your users having to manually make the image 50px.
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10:43 am 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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With regards to above, this website http://www.shrinkpictures.com/create-avatar/ does the shrinking for you.
Also, I have now uploaded an avatar… although all my posts show my avatar fine the comments boxes now show me as just a 'member', any ideas? Im searching the script just now.
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10:59 am 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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When you upload an avatar it shows correctly next to posts using:
<?php sf_show_forum_avatar(get_the_author_email()); ?>
But the tag you supplied for the comments only recognises me as a user so I used this instead:
<?php sf_show_members_avatar($comment->user_id);?>
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What do you mean by 'comment boxes' please?
On your first point I am not sure I agree that it should be the job of a forum plugin to resize images.
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11:10 am 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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when someone leave s a post people can also leave comments on it, these show in a comment box.
example: http://www.tirwin.co.uk/archives/50
It's entirely up to you with regards to resizing, I saw it was possible on the CMD-Avatars plugin but it's no big deal to me since I will simply direct my users to:
http://www.shrinkpictures.com/create-avatar/
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11:32 am 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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also… My users (non-admins) cannot find a place for them to upload an avatar, I got them to check the 'Profile' section of the forum but it's not there. Do they have to be set to a specific user level in WP?
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Tirwin said:
also… My users (non-admins) cannot find a place for them to upload an avatar, I got them to check the 'Profile' section of the forum but it's not there. Do they have to be set to a specific user level in WP?
You have to grant them permission to do so (see Admin > Forum > Manage Permission Sets)
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12:28 pm 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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I think everything is set but he still cant post, he is registered but how do I know what user level he is? and how do I set it to automatically apply a specific user level to new people who register? Is there a manual or faq? I dont really want to keep bothering you.
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Simple:Press Forum does not use user levels. You manage your users in the admin section. 'Manage user Groups' allows you to build groups of users (if you wish to - you can also just use the deafult setups). 'Manage Permission Sets' allows to to select what they can and cannot do.
Take some time to look through these and then go to manage Forums - edit one and see where the user groups are linked to forums. It may look a little complex but actually it is very simple and very powerful.
In fact - as I say to everyone although many users do not bother to do this - take some time to look through all the options as well.
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1:19 pm 27 May 2008
| Tirwin
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making more sense of it as I go along, thanks very much for all the assistance.
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12:24 pm 8 Jun 2008
| Killazeek
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Yellow Swordfish said:
Glad to hear it's working for you. It's already in the source code for the next update.
This is what I've been trying to do for so long I'm glad you guys got it to work I finally got it to work in my comments section of my blog posts, I have only one question left. What template tag do I use to display the default guest avatar for non members and the default member avatar for members who have no yet uploaded there own avatar in the comments?
This same way it works in the simple forum plugin.
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sf_show_forum_avatar() which requires the commenters email address as the argument.
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1:55 pm 8 Jun 2008
| Killazeek
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Yellow Swordfish said:
sf_show_forum_avatar() which requires the commenters email address as the argument.
But now it only displays the default guest avatar even when I'm logged in…..
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5:01 pm 8 Jun 2008
| Mr Papa
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show us the code you used… you must be passing it the commenter email address, so it must be in the comments loop…
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8:06 pm 8 Jun 2008
| Killazeek
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Mr Papa said:
show us the code you used… you must be passing it the commenter email address, so it must be in the comments loop…
<?php sf_show_members_avatar($comment->user_id); ?>
This is the code I'm using right now which works fine except that it doesn't show the default guest avatar for commenters who are not members.
Heres an example of a post that has members, non-members http://www.musicvideocast.com/2008/05/hot-styles-featuring-yung-joc-lookin-boy-video-2.html
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8:59 pm 8 Jun 2008
| Mr Papa
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you need to re-read the directioins from above…
you are using the wrong function… that one is only for members… the proper function is
sf_show_forum_avatar($comment->comment_author_email)
and you must supply the commenter EMAIL ADDRESS, not the user_id. again, in the comments loop…
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