You need to enable JQuery and JQThickBox first, before enabling this extension. If the javascript doesn't load in this order, you'll end up with a non-working Thickbox.
*IF* you want a Thickbox effect on your inline images, you will need to install and enable JQuery and JQThickbox *BEFORE* the InlineImages extension. If you don't want the Thickbox effect, then you do not need either of the JQ extensions
Silly question perhaps, but is there an add-on to determine/ rearrange the extension load order?
If not, is it impossible or just considered overkill?
I can deal with 'this extension requires XXX or YYY' but that whole 'load order' stuff isn't something that I'd consider 'long-term memory material' and bound to frustrate the hell out of me in the near future.
Oh I found a minor problem.
When a user submitted a file with a aprostrophe in the filename ('), the inline image will not show up although the attachment link is still there.
In all fairness, coping with anything that you can put in a file name in Windows, Linux and OSX, is something that Inline Images should be able to cope with. Most users don't even understand what you mean when you say "string" and shouldn't have to. I'll add my vote to getting this sorted in the next update of Inline Images (or Attachments, whichever is at fault)
I turned it off, because it just confuses members and I have spent hours trying everything to make this thing work. Seems simple but it just doesn't want to work.
How to add a "Full size Link" under the pictures if ur using thickbox for whatever reason
open up default.php in inline images folder At line 56 which looks like this $ImageBody = '<a href="'.$WebRoot.'exten..................... Blah blah AFTER that line add this $ImageBody .= '<p style="margin:0; padding:0 0 15px 0;"><a href="'.$WebRoot.'extensions/InlineImages/image.jpg.php?AttachmentID='.$Attachment->AttachmentID.'">Full size link</a></p>';
after some more styling im getting this pretty close to perfect. now I have one more challange. I have a post on my forum where the user has embeded (with html formatter) 4 images as well as attached (and showed with inline/thickbox) 3 images. I think a perfect solution for this might be to have the option to embed images as it now works OR having the images one is hotlinking display on the inline thickbox gallery with the other. hmm.. am i making sense?
consider this: a post with one paragraph of text, 3 images embeded using html code and hotlinking from another site and 3 attached images (using attachment 2, inline images and thickbox). Now you will see 3 full size images (taken that no width or height has been set) and 3 thumbnails that can be clicked to open thickbox gallery of the attached images.
wouldnt it be great if the 3 embeded images could be part of the gallery instead of shown in the comment body?
my other point was just that this effect should be optional :)
Eh, I still don't get it - I was up late last night, so it's probably me being thick. I came closer to getting it though - could you create a mockup? (or could someone else whisper to me in words of one syllable or less?)
I get it (I think)!
You want the option to include externally linked images (not uploaded with Attachments) in the <div id="Attachments_XX" class="Attachments">?
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Hope this is clear.
rearrange the extension load order?
If not, is it impossible or just considered overkill?
I can deal with 'this extension requires XXX or YYY' but that
whole 'load order' stuff isn't something that I'd consider
'long-term memory material' and bound to frustrate the hell
out of me in the near future.
I turned it off, because it just confuses members and I have spent hours trying everything to make this thing work. Seems simple but it just doesn't want to work.
open up default.php in inline images folder
At line 56 which looks like this
$ImageBody = '<a href="'.$WebRoot.'exten..................... Blah blah
AFTER that line add this
$ImageBody .= '<p style="margin:0; padding:0 0 15px 0;"><a href="'.$WebRoot.'extensions/InlineImages/image.jpg.php?AttachmentID='.$Attachment->AttachmentID.'">Full size link</a></p>';
Eh, I still don't get it - I was up late last night, so it's probably me being thick. I came closer to getting it though - could you create a mockup? (or could someone else whisper to me in words of one syllable or less?)I get it (I think)!
You want the option to include externally linked images (not uploaded with Attachments) in the
<div id="Attachments_XX" class="Attachments">
?