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Still broken.

Well, now that Jesse seems to be back, can we get this issue FINALLY fixed? Pretty please?

Will work on it tomorrow - http://userscripts.uservoice.com/forums/795-gen...

One month later - is it tomorrow yet? :P

Still broken...

I definitely miss this feature. :`-(

+1 love and support for Jesse Andrews

Fixed. Was a combination of image resize code and cloud storage configuration both being messed up :(

I seem to be getting a display issue when viewing the screenshot. As soon as I click on a screenshot with a caption (specifically, the one on this script), I see the image fade in followed a second later by the caption. The caption seems to render on the left side of the page, then after a half-second it snaps to the center (where it should be).

Another issue is an outline on the actual image upload portion. See this screenshot:

Also, are you planning on adding an option to SORT the images. That was major complaint that some people had. Currently, in order to get them in the right order, you have to re-upload all screenshots in the correct order.

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Cletus wrote:
The caption seems to render on the left side of the page, then after a half-second it snaps to the center (where it should be).

Marti wrote:
that is how the rails version of lightbox has worked here in the past

Cletus wrote:
It is still an issue though, and a tacky one at that.

Cletus / Marti,

If someone with firebug/web-inspector wants to recommend CSS rules to fix it, I'm all :)

Jesse Andrews wrote:
someone

As far as lightbox (facebox as named by USO) goes I would have to relook at the jQuery plugin and see what jQuery/plugin is doing to make the caption "slide" into the picture... it's possible that it's just an artifact of the old jQuery animation engine that is in the current all.js. I made an attempt to rewrite the lightbox routine client side but found a cross-domain restriction in jQuery which pretty much killed everything and it was like so two weeks ago. ;)

Jesse Andrews wrote:
recommend CSS rules

Just a note too IE10 is supposed to be dropping conditional comments for CSS.

Jesse Andrews wrote:
Cletus / Marti,
If someone with firebug/web-inspector wants to recommend CSS rules to fix it, I'm all :)

#jquery-lightbox { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; z-index: 100; text-align: center; line-height: 0; }

#jquery-lightbox > .ui-effects-wrapper {margin: 0 auto !important;}

Fix for border issue I described:
screen.css, line 1021
FIND

#facebox td { border-bottom: 0; padding: 0; }

#facebox td { border: 0; padding: 0; }

Cletus wrote:

#jquery-lightbox > .ui-effects-wrapper {margin: 0 auto !important;}

i tried to upload an image (named titlePNG.PNG), but it failed. Then i renamed it to titel.PNG (German translation for title) and then it works. Anyhow hope i could help you people. (Good feature :) )

Screenshot upload works only after several tries.

Not sure if anyone tried that, but to delete the actual icon you just need to click in "Upload a new icon" and then upload nothing.

Could this be changed in such a way that it will auto-default to the icon supplied by the script itself?
(See: http://wiki.greasespot.net/Metadata_Block#.40icon)

That means it should be able to handle things like "@icon data:image/png;base64,xxxxxxxxx"
See for example: http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/114689

©TriMoon™ wrote:
auto-default to the icon supplied by the script itself?

@Marti,
Read what i wrote again carefully :)
Take into account the topic it was posted in...

FYI: Just to be 100% sure you know what i mean:
I want the userscript website to use the embeded icon in the script to be used as image on the script page on userscripts.org...
If you still don't understand im out of ideas to explain :D

©TriMoon™ wrote:
@Marti,
Read what i wrote again carefully :)
Take into account the topic it was posted in...
FYI: Just to be 100% sure you know what i mean:
I want the userscript website to use the embedded icon in the script to be used as image on the script page on userscripts.org...
If you still don't understand im out of ideas to explain :D

It's better just to upload the script icon to USO (yes I know it takes multiple attempts and fails if no suitable upload bandwidth is available...just be patient and try, try again :) and reference that url in your script just like the script aforementioned allows... this also keeps the scripts of reasonable size since data URIs can be really big!. USO really shouldn't become a CDN for script icons through user.js. I appreciate the details on the idea and perhaps it will be discussed further. :)

still broke ? because i cant upload any screens anymore... :/

Regards
PDX

From my experience and currently in non-secure USO access...

• When uploading an image ensure that you have sufficient upload bandwidth otherwise it will fail.
• When uploading Rate and Limiting is still in effect... so if there is a heavy load on USO you won't be able to do it until more speed is available.
• ALWAYS include a caption for the screenshots (this excludes the script icon of course)
• Generally when I'm attempting I'm able to do screenshots and script icon by the third time perhaps with a page refresh inbetween them.
• Try using https for USO
• Try a clean profile to make sure that an extension/addon isn't interfering
• Virus/Malware scan your system

Keep trying and it should eventually do it... I've done all kinds of resolutions too so the report of images being too small doesn't appear to be correct.

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i wish animated gifs were supported