• I felt sure that there must be an avatars plug-in somewhere (that didn’t use Gravatars or something else) but alas I couldn’t find one anywhere…
    As a result we now have my avatars plug-in which anyone is free to use and abuse…
    It’s had no hard testing as yet so please let me know of any problems (assuming someone wants to use it)…
    Clicky

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  • Hi cheesemasterdan,

    Your plugin does just what I was looking for and from I’ve seen on your site, it works fine. However, I’m having trouble making it work here !

    I think I followed pretty closely the instructions: I copied the PHP file into the plugins dir, created the /avatars/ one, chmodded it to 755, uploaded an image from the ‘Your avatar’ page and included the <?php if(function_exists('cmd_show_avatar')){ cmd_show_avatar(); } ?> command in the index file like so:

    <h3 class="storytitle"><?php if(function_exists(’cmd_show_avatar’)){ cmd_show_avatar(); } ?><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h3>
    </h3>

    But here, no avatar deigns making an appearance: https://urbangriffin.com/unjour/blog/ .

    Would you know what I could have done wrong ?

    Thank you!

    Ah, I tried this and it worked fine anyway: https://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2005/03/28/plugin-author-images/ . ??

    i love this plugin because it lets my readers upload their own avatars, without going to gravatar — i truly have been waiting for this!

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