Beta Test Quick Reply Image Uploader

[bigballofyarn]

@gamernerd,
What bug are you experiencing in quick reply? We'll take a look. We tested it in 9 different browsers and it worked fine. It seems as though it's working fine for everyone in this thread when used as directed in the quick reply. As I wrote in the topic though, the links in the advanced reply and new topic creation do not work. As pointed out by others, it appears that it shrinks images, but otherwise works. This is JavaScript written for ZetaBoards. It's not a plugin and is not created to work perfectly on ProBoards. I would have to make modifications if I intend to keep it or just start from scratch and create the entire thing myself with the permission of PostImage.

[xea989]

You should code it yourself. Things work better that way like the 8 ball, the forum reputation, and everything else you coded.

[Hugo]

If you ignore the 2 broken links, it works 100% fine in the quick reply, but the broken links will be more confusing than the vgy.me button that people didn't know how to set up.

[SiuHBKyle]

[I dot my I]

Works!

[Eric Matthews]

[Balto Bob]

bigballofyarn The popup window took me to the same thread and I don't get why.

[Queen of Hearts]

@gamernerd,

When you click the blue "add image to post" what's you should have is a popup window to upload an image, then you choose the image, then it inserts the ubb code into the quick reply directly and you end up with this.

[Robles]

Maybe keep it, but only put it in the darkroom or something because pic replies aren't the norm. Or keep it and people can use it for reactions if it shrinks everything. Or you said you might just create your own, and your own code might work better.

Queen of Hearts Oh, so that's what it does then. Sorry y'all, my mind went downhill today.

[Queen of Hearts]

@gamernerd,
hugs friend

[bigballofyarn]

Owen has fixed the broken links and image size restrictions.

(A ProBoards Support member modified what I did and made it fully-functional on ProBoards).

This has moved from an alpha test to a beta test.

[PurpleBlast]

[Adam D.]