New Pic Uploader - Saxperience

Predator_R32^p · 13th May 2007, 13:25

i really dont like it lol bring the old one back

it seems to put 2 http's in the url (the other one you just pasted it in and didnt have to delete the http bit) and i have to edit it and am far too lazy for that

carlos45 · 13th May 2007, 13:28

same here! lol

Viper · 13th May 2007, 13:42

just use photobucket...

Predator_R32^p · 13th May 2007, 14:28

i do viper, its when you click on the pic logo (try it) when posting a reply/thread you git whazzock

Simo^p · 13th May 2007, 15:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Predator_VTR

i really dont like it lol bring the old one back

it seems to put 2 http's in the url (the other one you just pasted it in and didnt have to delete the http bit) and i have to edit it and am far too lazy for that

Please explain - Ive never had a single issue with the upload script...

Predator_R32^p · 13th May 2007, 18:03

right new box comes up now and has the http in the box, you come to paste the address link in and it puts 2 https in it, the old one however never used to do that

usually when its highlighted and you paste the link in it will replace it but this actually keeps the http

wow thats confusing

barrett^p · 13th May 2007, 18:06

when i click it this end it is still highlighted, has it just started happening today?

Predator_R32^p · 13th May 2007, 19:58

nah not highlighted on my end mike

Simo^p · 13th May 2007, 23:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Predator_VTR

nah not highlighted on my end mike

It has always worked for me... when you click the button http:// should be highlighted.. simply paste over the http://... or if its not highlighted, delter it first?

Mark^p · 14th May 2007, 00:02

Thanks for the feedback.

For everyone...

This wasn't a problem if you simply pasted over the "http://" bit, however I've modified the popup so that the "http://" bit is already selected. It should now work as before!

For the techies...

With Internet Explorer 7, Microsoft decided that the Javascript prompt() function should throw a security warning whenever it is used (using the default security settings). As a result, IE7 users would receive warnings whenever they tried to insert a picture (not ideal).

To work around this, an alternative method was developed (the new popup our IE7 visitors are getting).

I've modified the IE7 popup so that the "http://" bit is selected by default, so it should work just like the standard method that ALL OTHER browsers use. Hopefully this will make life easier for those too lazy to edit the contents of the popup (just using your own words)

This is a work-around for Internet Explorer 7 - all other browsers should be unaffected by this. (psst, there are many other browsers out there and they're virtually all better than Internet Explorer)

Depending on your caching policy, you may need to clear your Internet history to see the changes take effect.

Predator_R32^p · 14th May 2007, 00:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simo

It has always worked for me... when you click the button http:// should be highlighted.. simply paste over the http://... or if its not highlighted, delter it first?

yeah i highlighted it simon and it still did it, ill have to get used to it

mark - i just tryed deleting the history and it still isnt highlighting it for some reason, doesnt matter will just have to get a bit more active with the mouse and delete key

Predator_R32^p · 15th May 2007, 00:02

its works now must of just been the computer needing a restart