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Bobby -
Sorry for the experience...but file size is not just the factor for uploading pictures. There is a height and width limit in terms of pixels. I believe it was 1000 pixels wide by 800 pixels high.
OK so given that the error message is so generic as to be useless, where can I find the specs for a "proper" file format?
Bobby -
Sorry for the experience...there have been both file size and height-weight limitations. The height and width limit is in terms of pixels. I believe it was 1000 pixels wide by 800 pixels high.
When I upload a picture, on screen shows a table of accepted sizes for uploading pictures. This is part of it...I was wrong on JPGs...800 by 600.
Bobby -
Sorry for the experience...there have been both file size and height-weight limitations. The height and width limit is in terms of pixels. I believe it was 1000 pixels wide by 800 pixels high.
WoW.....and we are trying to helpWell, I am not "attaching a picture." I am uploading a profile picture. Maybe that is the difference. Apparently I am not alone on my opinion of vBulletin as I came across the comment below.
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vBulletin 5.0 ? It?s Crap.
No comments ? Posted by Veritas in Internet Brands, vBulletin
Have you tried using vBulletin 5? It?s the worst written piece of crap I have ever seen in my life.
I have seen my fair share of poorly written applications in my lifetime, but this by far is the worst I?ve seen. This blunder makes vBulletin 4.0 look extremely well thought out. I would rather recommend an open source application that?s bug infested over vBulletin 5.
To name a few small problems:
Performance ? What the hell is going on? It?s slower than molasses. It is so slow even Internet Brands?s very own vBulletin staff have started complaining that the performance is pathetic.
Comments - Were the idiots even thinking when they implemented this? It is a black plague to communities. It will disrupt and destroy communities. It is also one of the worst possible implemented posts.
Bugs - vBulletin 5 is worst than a infestation of bed bugs.
Don?t buy it. Save your money. Save your pain. Save your frustration. Save your headaches.
If you wanted your money back, you could not get it back. People learned the hard way. Don?t let this happen to you.
Source: http://vbtruth.com/vbulletin-5-0-its-crap/493/
That's the way I read it-I think Profile and Avatar pictures had a 100 x 100 limit.
Well, I am not "attaching a picture." I am uploading a profile picture. Maybe that is the difference. Apparently I am not alone on my opinion of vBulletin as I came across the comment below.
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vBulletin 5.0 ? It?s Crap.
No comments ? Posted by Veritas in Internet Brands, vBulletin
Have you tried using vBulletin 5? It?s the worst written piece of crap I have ever seen in my life.
I have seen my fair share of poorly written applications in my lifetime, but this by far is the worst I?ve seen. This blunder makes vBulletin 4.0 look extremely well thought out. I would rather recommend an open source application that?s bug infested over vBulletin 5.
To name a few small problems:
Performance ? What the hell is going on? It?s slower than molasses. It is so slow even Internet Brands?s very own vBulletin staff have started complaining that the performance is pathetic.
Comments - Were the idiots even thinking when they implemented this? It is a black plague to communities. It will disrupt and destroy communities. It is also one of the worst possible implemented posts.
Bugs - vBulletin 5 is worst than a infestation of bed bugs.
Don?t buy it. Save your money. Save your pain. Save your frustration. Save your headaches.
If you wanted your money back, you could not get it back. People learned the hard way. Don?t let this happen to you.
Source: http://vbtruth.com/vbulletin-5-0-its-crap/493/
I took a jpg photo file and resized it to 300 X 300 pixels and it uploaded to my profile picture fine. I took the same picture and resized it to 100 X 100 pixels and it uploaded to my avatar fine. That seems to indicate the upload process is working as it should. The original picture in question was over these limits which probably caused the failure. Too bad the error message didn't point this out.