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Also, yes. The script adds a random number to the end of the filename just before the ‘.png’

So image.jpg, image-24.jpg, and maybe image-24-75.jpg. etc.

I’m thinking of refining this a bit.

None of my test sites have it showing the month name (08) at the beginning of the image filename.

My test sites are using 0.5.7.

Assuming you’re at 0.5.7, if you could open up your toolbar-images-panel.php in a text editor (or the WP plugin editor) and search for $directory (ctrl+f in browser).

Then replace the line that looks similar to the following with this:

$result = $uploader->handleUpload( trailingslashit( $directory['path'] ) );

Save, test let me know if it works.

It goes to what ever the upload folder is that is outputted by

$dir = wp_upload_dir();

FYI: The rationale for making them “child” plugins is this:

1. I don’t need to use specific option checks to let someone turn on or off the components (such as the allow images; allow video).
(Having the Toolbar Images Panel plugin activated implies that the site wants to allow images in bbPress replies).

2. Turning off the defaults would be useful if competitive buttons were preferred, if Joe makes a superior Formatting selection of buttons, then others may prefer that.

3. Having the defaults as plugins may inspire others to make plugins that extend the toolbar.

Go into the plugins list and activate some “child” plugins:

Toolbar Formatting
Toolbar Smilies Panel
Toolbar Images Panel
Toolbar Video Panel

I made that for security: Some people might not want an anonymous uploading images to their forum. But it’s allowable in the settings now.

Also, 0.5.0 is up for use ??

Removing the #content from both lines might fix it by making it just a little less restrictive on which style class is being used.

CSS can handle max-width of an image.
You might want to add something like this to your theme CSS:

#content .bbp-topic-content img,
#content .bbp-reply-content img {
	max-width: 600px;
}

Just tweak that 600px until makes it large enough and looks right.

That’s actually a copy from bbPress’ bbpress.css which has this as default:

#content .bbp-topic-content img,
#content .bbp-reply-content img {
	max-width: 100%;
}

Nice, I’m going to release 0.5.0 in a few minutes because I see no reason to with no obvious troubles. ??

Just writing some readme.txt ??

I made a few changes and have updated the trunk version. Play around with it. ??

I’ve started work on the file uploading and only allowing images to be done. If you would like to test the development version (currently 0.5.0-alpha1) and tell me of any errors.

Dev: https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/bbpress-post-toolbar.zip

Yeah, I was thinking of handling uploads but haven’t managed to get around to it yet. I’m quite liking the ajaxy upload things that are around and will probably deal with uploading in the same way. I’ll read up on the wordpress documentation in a while after I have handed in a couple of assignments.

The image width can be set either using (e.g. 500px) : width=”500″ or style=”width:500px;” as a regular HTML attribute in the tag. Style allows for max- or min-width, which is handy.

In your theme’s style.css, you could force a max-width on images inside a post to be a certain size.

It works with bbPress 2.0, but not the bbPress _included_ with buddypress (which is bbpress 1.x I think).

On one of my sites, I have buddypress with its default them (modified using child theming) and bbPress 2.0, the default buddypress forums component is turned off.
The first screenshot of the plugin is from this site.

I’m just wondering how frequent this stats updates.