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Proper operating systems wouldn't use any spaces in filenames. Seriously though, all you need to do is slightly modify the uploadimg.php script to include quotes around the urls, so it's "http:/path/to/file" instead of unquoted.

For a moment I was thinking I might look a right muppet then, , but checked and yup, I have.

I've copied and adapted the [url]parsing code, and have managed to get a basic lightbox parser working. I'm going to try and adapt it now to work with Koos 'Automatic Image Upload' format, the [url][img][img][url]setup to provide the preview thumbnail over the clickable link. Going to try and get the slideshow option in as well. Will post the diffs if I manage to get it all working.

Talk about giving just enough info to confuse someone even more. Does that mean the url info goes between standard img tags, then?

I've just put up the info for the lightbox settings. The basics are the same across them all, (plus punres is down).

Lightbox: http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/

The settings are halfway down the page.

I've finally given up on it. It was driving me to distraction. Thanks ever so much for all the assistance, however. Greatly appreciated.

Just as an aside, it has forced me to write my own updates into profile/viewtopic/admin_options and the lang files to achieve this function, so is it worthwhile me popping up the diffs when I've finished it just incase anyone wishes to use them later?

Which language files? I didn't note any files packaged with the plugin itself, and for the life of me I can't figure out exactly what is supposed to go in common.php.

Don't know if this info is of any use to anyone, but the problem where it doesn't list global topics, (Error: Unable to get topics.), from a pgsql databse can be sorted by altering the following line in the plugin, (line 238, I believe) to the one posted  below it.

Original line:

//Find topics with the same subject and posted time (chances are they were made by this plugin)
$resultg = $db->query('SELECT * FROM '.$db->prefix.'topics GROUP BY subject, posted HAVING count( id ) >1') or error('Unable to fetch topic list', __FILE__, __LINE__, $db->error());

New line to replace it:

//Find topics with the same subject and posted time (chances are they were made by this plugin)
$resultg = $db->query('SELECT subject, posted FROM '.$db->prefix.'topics GROUP BY subject, posted HAVING count (posted) >1') or error('Unable to fetch topic list', __FILE__, __LINE__, $db->error());

Matt

I applied the differences from that updated package that HJH has created, and it's working a treat now. Cheers.

I don't see any messages link for the admin. If I go directly to the message_list.php page, I get this message in the info box:

You do not have permission to access this page.

Smartys, thanks ever so much. Found out what was causing the problem thanks to your advice. It was indeed the manner in which the server was handling the files. For future reference, incase anyone else comes across this problem with Lighttpd and PunBB, the relevant line needs adding, (if not already in existence), to the mimetype.assign section in the lighttpd.conf file:

".css"          =>      "text/css"

The above will make the style sheets work as expected with Firefox. Thanks once again ever so much for your help. I'd have never twigged that the problem laid in that area. Stripping ones configs down for specific applications can bite you in the backside on occasion. Thanks once again.

Matt