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1  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Password changes not synced? on: April 18, 2008, 03:32:27 PM
Anyone?

This also happens for me when a user tries to change their password on the Joomla side, that the password is not sync'd with SMF.
2  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 1.1.x / Synchronize SMF users to Joomla? on: September 30, 2007, 08:13:24 PM
Is there a way to synchronize SMF users to Joomla?  I just did a migration from another bulletin board to SMF, and now want to import/sync those users into Joomla.
3  Joomla Addon Discussion / Joomla Mambots / Re: "Article characters quoted" doesn't work on: August 24, 2007, 06:57:12 AM
I can confirm this as well.  I am using Discussbot 2.0.3.  Any ideas?
4  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 06, 2007, 10:10:38 PM
oh no, it will download and resize it only once and then store it as an avatar for that user. 

Then I'm really confused as to how this thing works.  If I take a look at the path for the avatars in SMF, they all have images/comprofiler/ so SMF hasn't changed anything.  Maybe that's the trick...get it to where SMF doesn't try to alter what CB has done.  I dunno...like I said, I'm confused now.
5  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 06, 2007, 04:48:11 PM
Well, in SMF I tried just checking the box I spoke of earlier.  No luck...it still forced the image to be 100x100.  So, I unchecked the box, and changed the dropdown to "Download and resize it (requires GD module)" and it appears to be working better.  Now, will this require more server horsepower as it's going to resize each avatar with each page load?  I would think that checking the box would be the better solution.
6  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 06, 2007, 04:09:59 PM
CB max image height 500
CB max image width 200

thats 5x2 instead of 1x1.  Remember the thumbnail is automagically created by CB and they most likely do proportioning.  However, when the image is displayed by SMF it will not be the proportioned image if you let html resize it.

I don't remember changing the 500 and 200, so I guess that was the install default?  Should I change those to something more 1:1?

So, are you saying that I should change the SMF setting to use "Download and resize it (requires GD module)" instead of the HTML resizing?  Maybe check the "Download avatar at given URL" box?

Thanks
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7  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 06, 2007, 03:55:55 PM
It could be the proportions, I noticed the scale isn't 1x1.  Is that the case, or are the images square?
Where do you notice that the scale isn't 1:1?

What I'm seeing on my site is as if it's forcing the images to be 100x100 (square) in SMF.
8  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 06, 2007, 02:48:48 PM
I have the Max. Thumbnail Height and Max. Thumbnail Width in CB set to 100x100.  (See attachment #1)
Administrator -> Components -> Community Builder -> Configuration -> Images

I have avatar size in SMF set to 100x100.  (See attachment #2)
Admin -> Attachments and Avatars -> Avatar Settings

The avatars in Joomla look just fine.  The avatars in SMF look like poop.
9  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 05, 2007, 07:56:32 AM
As a test, I changed my settings as well.  Yup, things are WAY pixelated for me as well.  So, can't help too much I guess.
10  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Avatar size on: February 02, 2007, 02:06:56 PM
Have you changed your CB settings for Image software?  If it's grainy, it could be that.
11  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0.1 on: January 22, 2007, 09:52:46 AM
Forgive the ignorance...(and why does that always come before the st$p$d questions?)...

How do I upgrade?  Do I have to uninstall the component and then install the new one?  Do the DB settings stay in place?
12  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: CB SMF Profile plugin 2.1.1 on: January 22, 2007, 09:47:51 AM
Excellent stuff!

Is there any way to not display the email addresses?
13  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: Search funtion for Joomla and SMF on: January 22, 2007, 09:33:25 AM
Any update on this?
14  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / PM Popups not showing when wrapped on: January 19, 2007, 11:20:16 AM
Is there any way to get the PM Popup to show when SMF is wrapped in Joomla?
15  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 Final on: December 27, 2006, 08:03:55 PM
I am trying to install JSMF 2.0 Final onto a relatively fresh install of
Joomla 1.0.12
SMF 1.1
CB 1.0.2

I am following the JSMF User Guide, and have downloaded JSMF_2_0_unzip1st.zip, both from the first post.  I am to the part where I am supposed to be installing the CB Plugin (smf_cb_plugin_2_0.zip).  Unfortunately, that does not appear to be in the ZIP.  When I unzip it, I have the following files:
cb_plug_smfinfo_2_1_1.zip
cb_plug_smfposts_2_1_1.zip
cb_plug_smfprofile_2_1.zip
cb_plug_smfsignature_2_0.zip
cb_plug_smf_2_0_2.zip
com_smf_2_0.zip
joomap_plug_smf_2_0.zip
mod_smf_login_2_0_4.zip
mod_smf_recenttopics_2_0_2.zip

So, I assume that what was meant was to use cb_plug_smf_2_0_2.zip.  So, I go to Community Builder -> Plugin Management and enter that file and click Upload and Install.  That's when I'm presented with this lovely error message:
Quote
Failed to create directory "/var/www/vhosts/REMOVED-FOR-SECURITY/httpdocs/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_smfcbplugin/"

So, I had to CHMOD the permissions on that "user" folder from 755 to 777.  I had to do this with a couple of files.

My question (I know, finally):
Is it okay to change these files and folders back to 755?
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