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1. sergioalvarado
   Member
   Posted 7 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.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-local-avatar/

2. peterwsterling
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   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.

3. sergioalvarado
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   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!

4. peterwsterling
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   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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