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Oh, anyone you like - I will be checking both.

Why are you using an older version? I have made a number of important fixes since the older versions. Also: v1.3.0 now has delete functionality. It is actually very simple to modify if you want to disable/remove the gallery view.

Hi Bjorn - I have sent you an email. It is some instructions on how to determine the cause of the blank screen you are getting.

Update:
Just for the record: I have discovered what caused the blank screen with Bjorn. It is the $HTTP_POST_FILES array that was used in parts of the script. In the latest versions of PHP the $_FILES array is now being favoured - instead of $HTTP_POST_FILES. In some PHP configurations the $HTTP_POST_FILES array may not be available. An advantage of using $_FILES is the fact that it is a superglobal.

I have subsequently updated version 1.3.0 and replaced all $HTTP_POST_FILES with $_FILES.

Happy you got it to work.

It seems the problem is on line 188 of uploadimg.php. Try the following (for v1.2.2):

#
#---------[ 1. OPEN ]-----------------------------------------------------------
#

uploadimg.php

#
#---------[ 2. FIND (line: 188) ]-----------------------------------------------
#


if (isset($_GET['subpage']) && $_GET['subpage'] == 'upload' && $HTTP_POST_FILES['imagefile']['name'] != null) {   // Uploading/Resizing Script


#
#---------[ 3. REPLACE WITH ]--------------------------------------------------
#

if ((isset($_GET['subpage'])) && ($HTTP_POST_FILES['imagefile']['name'] != null)) {   // Uploading/Resizing Script


#
#---------[ 4. IF THAT DIDN'T WORK, REPLACE WITH ]--------------------------------------------------
#


if ((isset($_GET['subpage'])) && (!empty($HTTP_POST_FILES['imagefile']['name']))) {   // Uploading/Resizing Script



#
#---------[ 5. IF THAT DIDN'T WORK, REPLACE WITH ]--------------------------------------------------
#

if ((isset($_GET['subpage'])) && (isset($HTTP_POST_FILES))) {   // Uploading/Resizing Script

Thanks for letting me know. This happens because the uploads folder is still empty (nothing has been uploaded yet), so the "contents" arrays are empty. To fix this these arrays must be declared. I will include this fix in the next version (v1.3.0).

#
#---------[ 1. OPEN ]-----------------------------------------------------------
#

uploadimg_stats.php

#
#---------[ 2. FIND (line: 75) ]-----------------------------------------------
#

$file_prefix = $pun_user['id']."_"; // the pun user id is used as the prefix for all uploaded files
$prefix_length = strlen($file_prefix);

#
#---------[ 3. AFTER, ADD ]--------------------------------------------------
#

$nuwearray = array();
$tmp_array = array();

Can you also please get the following info for me (using  <? phpinfo() ?>)

At the very top of the page:
*PHP Version

Under Configuration - PHP Core:
(on or off?)
*safe_mode
*safe_mode_gid

*magic_quotes_gpc
*magic_quotes_runtime
*magic_quotes_sybase

At the bottom of the page:
Under Environment:
*TERM

Did you remember to CHMOD the uploads and uploads/thumbs directories to 777?

What happens right after trying to upload an image? Do you get an error message?

Did you change anything in the uploadimg_config.php file?

It seems the problem is with the following two lines:

         $zoomw = $currwidth/$twidth;
         $zoomh = $currheight/$theight;

if $twidth and $theight is not set in the uploadimg_config.php file - you will get a 'Division by zero' error.

try replacing the above with

         $zoomw = $currwidth/150;
         $zoomh = $currheight/150;

to see if it fixes the problem.

You might have a different version of php on your web server. Try the following:

On line 223 of uploadimg.php

replace

if (($size_limit == "yes") && ($limit_sizef < $imagefile_size)) { // file size must be less than $limit_sizef ****

with

if (($size_limit == "yes") && ($limit_sizef < $_FILES['imagefile']['size'])) { // file size must be less than $limit_sizef ****

Thanks for letting me know about this. It's actually better to use $_FILES['imagefile']['size']) - I have updated the v1.2.2 download file.

I think this is a PHP memory issue. Read what I said about this here: http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=90284#p90284

But the fact that you were prompted to download the file uploadimg.php is very strange - I can not explain than.

Like this:

[url=http://www.mydomain.com/forum/uploads/2_0002.JPG][img]http://www.mydomain.com/forum/uploads/thumbs/2_0002.JPG[/img][/url]Koos

example:
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u200 … etext1.png

The secret is not to hit the enter button. Use spacebar if you want to leave a gap between the image and text.
example:
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u200 … etext2.png

But I think you meant how to insert a paragraph next to an image. I don't think this is possible without editing the parser.

I tried your suggestion of editing the include/parser.php file - but it did not work for me.

I agree. I made an update (v1.2.1) where the BBCode is generated below each thumbnail in the gallery- like Photobucket/ImageShack.

I have nearly finished my next version of this mod (v1.20). Will be available within a day or two.

The original script I made was able to do this (before making it available as a MOD) - but it only resized to a given pixel width, not size. Will see what I can do to give an option of resizing to meet the max limit. (good idea)

I will correct this in the next version - all spaces will be replaced by _ (underscore)

With the next version's gallery view one will be able to get the url of the original image easily. This can then be used if you want to display the original image without the thumbnail.

I don't know anything about Ajax - will look into this.

Thanks for the idea - but it is already possible to to this. Just type your text right after inserting the code of the image - the text will then display next to the image.

Anyway, with my "MOD" my aim is to leave all punbb files and the database unaffected - so I will not require you to make any modifications to existing punbb pages.

You're right. Have you got any suggestions? Maybe only allow an user to upload images after he has posted a certain number of posts - or maybe an admin page where you can give users permission to upload (users will then have to request permission for uploading). This admin page should be able to tell you how much uploads (in MB) each user has made and also allow you to browse his gallery (only for admin) etc. Might also be a good idea to hotlink protect the images on your website to save bandwidth.

What do you think?

I am also currently working on a feature which will allow you to view all your uploaded images as a gallery (like with flickr).