Registered users can upload files
Registered users can upload files
by robosavvy
Thu Mar 03, 2005 9:34 pm
RoboSavvy's registered users can upload up to 70M of files onto our server. To use this feature, press "Manage File Uploads" in the User Info box on the left (which appears only if you are logged into your account).
The intention is to let our users upload pictures and videos and share those on the forum. Uploaded files can be addressed through the URL robosavvy.com/Builders/username/
Examples
Original text: [img]http:%20//robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/google-adware3.jpg[/img]
Result:
Original text:
[url=http: //robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/NewKHR1.wmv]video clip[/url]
Result:
video clip
We reserve the right to remove files at our discretion. Other restrictions apply.
The intention is to let our users upload pictures and videos and share those on the forum. Uploaded files can be addressed through the URL robosavvy.com/Builders/username/
Examples
Original text: [img]http:%20//robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/google-adware3.jpg[/img]
Result:
Original text:
[url=http: //robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/NewKHR1.wmv]video clip[/url]
Result:
video clip
We reserve the right to remove files at our discretion. Other restrictions apply.
by robosavvy
Fri Mar 04, 2005 2:21 pm
Here's another twist to the upload story:
If you upload html pages named 0.htm, 1.htm, 2.htm etc. into your upload directory, then when you browse to their respective URL (robosavvy.com/Builders/username/2.htm), the page will be transformed, giving it the RoboSavvy look. Nice user pages will be linked later on RoboSavvy's main tree menu.
Example : http://robosavvy.com/Builders/Meltdown/3.htm
These pictures belong to Meltdown.
In order to create a photo-album like the one we've created for Meltdown's pictures, follow these steps:
1) Download and install the shareware called ImageWalker
2) Copy the 3 template files located in http://www.robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/imagewalker_template/ into:
C:\Program Files\ImageWalker201\WebTemplates\
3) Copy all the images you want in the album, into one directory and change their names to 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg etc.
4) Run imagewalker, go to the directory containing your number-named images. Select from the menu: Tools -> Create Web Pages...
5) Press Next> on the wizard. Select "all files in the folder" and Next> again
6) Select RoboSavvy Style template (stylesheet doesn't matter). Next>
7) Enter Thumbnail image 125x125, Jpeg, Quality.. Next>
8) Select Normal View Style. Press "View Options". Columns=4 Rows=9. Enter "Header and Footer".. OK, Next>
9) Select the output directory (not the same one as the numbered pictures folder!). Make sure the option "Place auxiliary files in a subfolder" is NOT selected! Next>
10) Default index file is 0.htm , Home link is robosavvy.com , Default extension is .htm . Next>
11) Edit the resulting html files if you want to add comments. It's easy even if you don't know html.
12) Upload all the files created by ImageWalker to your Upload directory (one at a time.. sorry for the inconvenience).
If you upload html pages named 0.htm, 1.htm, 2.htm etc. into your upload directory, then when you browse to their respective URL (robosavvy.com/Builders/username/2.htm), the page will be transformed, giving it the RoboSavvy look. Nice user pages will be linked later on RoboSavvy's main tree menu.
Example : http://robosavvy.com/Builders/Meltdown/3.htm
These pictures belong to Meltdown.
In order to create a photo-album like the one we've created for Meltdown's pictures, follow these steps:
1) Download and install the shareware called ImageWalker
2) Copy the 3 template files located in http://www.robosavvy.com/Builders/limor/imagewalker_template/ into:
C:\Program Files\ImageWalker201\WebTemplates\
3) Copy all the images you want in the album, into one directory and change their names to 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg etc.
4) Run imagewalker, go to the directory containing your number-named images. Select from the menu: Tools -> Create Web Pages...
5) Press Next> on the wizard. Select "all files in the folder" and Next> again
6) Select RoboSavvy Style template (stylesheet doesn't matter). Next>
7) Enter Thumbnail image 125x125, Jpeg, Quality.. Next>
8) Select Normal View Style. Press "View Options". Columns=4 Rows=9. Enter "Header and Footer".. OK, Next>
9) Select the output directory (not the same one as the numbered pictures folder!). Make sure the option "Place auxiliary files in a subfolder" is NOT selected! Next>
10) Default index file is 0.htm , Home link is robosavvy.com , Default extension is .htm . Next>
11) Edit the resulting html files if you want to add comments. It's easy even if you don't know html.
12) Upload all the files created by ImageWalker to your Upload directory (one at a time.. sorry for the inconvenience).