[Plugin: Add Local Avatar] Plugin is only working with lowercase ‘jpg’ files

  • Resolved sergioalvarado

    (@sergioalvarado)


    15 years, 11 months ago

    I have installed the 6.6 version of the plugin and it is cropping the user uploaded image fine as long as the file extension is in lowercase.

    for example if a use uploads the image file: “image.jpg” and the resize option is “on” the image uploads and creates the “image-avatar.jpg” file and it can be displayed on the page.

    However if the person uploads the file: “image.JPG” and the resize option is “on” the image uploads and creates the “image-avatar.jpg” but when you look at the current user avatar it iappears to be broken (when inspected it is looking for “image.jpg.JPG“)

    I tried removing the:

    . ‘.’ . $parts[‘extension’];

    in

    $file = basename($resized_file, ‘.’ . $parts[‘extension’]) . ‘.’ . $parts[‘extension’];

    Once I did this I was able to upload the uppercase “image.JPG” and it worked fine, but when I uploaded a lowercase “image.jpg” itreturned broken and when I inspected it removed the file extension altogether “image”

    Any ideas? already tried adding the MIME TYPE – no success.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/add-local-avatar/

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  • Thanks for pointing out the problem Sergio!
    Hacking away the extension was never gonna work though… ??

    I have now released version 6.7 with a fix.

    Again – thanks,
    Pete.

    Thread Starter sergioalvarado

    (@sergioalvarado)

    Works great. Thanks for your quick response. I’m setting this to resolved.

    By the way I’m using the”customize your community” and the “Members Only” plug-ins. I was getting a small error when people uploaded their avatar the “customized” profile page was not showing the new avatar (or the option to delete it) so here is what I did – let me know if what I did is ok:

    Replaced:

    <?php
// Display the profile's avatar.
echo get_avatar($profileuser->ID, 50);
?>

    with:

    <?php
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$myuser = $current_user -> ID;
echo get_avatar($myuser,50);
?>

    and replaced:

    if(empty($profileuser->avatar)) {

    with

    if(empty($current_user->avatar)) {

    It worked for me, ut let me know if there was an easier way to do this.

    Thanks again for the update.

    Cheers!

    Glad it worked for you.

    As to your other issue, it may be working for the logged in users, but I don’t think it will work for an administrator maintaining a user’s profile for them; I suspect the admin will see their own avatar, and not the [profile]user’s avatar. I have not tested this … so I will look in to it some more next week, it’s the Easter break now! ??

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