TVGirlsGallery.co.uk - Imagehost

Thanks Admin for clearing those points up.

I've just read your new terms of service, and that's a lot better and clearly covers all the babe channels content now.

The 300kb limit should cover all screen caps and video thumbs. Any other HQ material will just have to be hosted elsewhere.

So I'll give it a try, and a good work-out over the next day or so.

Well Admin, I have given it a go. And there are still a few issues you need to address.

1. Your zip upload option doesn't work.

2. Your password protection on galleries is pointless if you can still view one image and then use the next and previous buttons to view the galleries content any way.

3. There are a few spelling errors that need fixed.

4. Your uploaded images display in reverse order. So unless you upload in reverse, your galleries would be backwards.

5. An option to have a larger thumbnail would be nice. As having to post full sized images for video thumbs is not something I like doing. I'd much prefer to post a larger thumbnail for them.

Personally, without the zip option working for me, it would take me an absolute age to upload a set of HQ screen caps in batches of 5 in reverse order. So until you fix those, I'm afraid I'm not going to be using it very often.

All the best

Ace.

(08-04-2011 12:05 )aceman65 Wrote:  Well Admin, I have given it a go. And there are still a few issues you need to address.

1. Your zip upload option doesn't work.

Thanks for the feedback. I've only looked at the first point so far, but I found that the zip upload does work OK when I use it. If it didn't work for you, perhaps you were exceeding the currently set file size limit?

I have had no problems using the site without an account to post individual pics.
It seems just as fast as imagechunk.
The only minor niggle I have is that most of my pics are time/date stamped in their name.
After uploading they get a new name. It means I have to go back and look on my computer for the details, as I usually include the time of the screenshot in my post, instead of just looking at the code which is pasted into the post.
Imagechunk did exactly the same when I was initially evaluating it for george.chunni, and I got him to change it so the pic name was preserved.
It would also make it more difficult to find the original pics from old posts on my computer by looking at the code since it would not relate to their real name.
Not tried the zip function yet. I have a problem with imagebam where the zipped pics always come out in reverse chronological order, whereas Imagechunk zips are ok.

(10-04-2011 10:10 )admin Wrote:  

(08-04-2011 12:05 )aceman65 Wrote:  Well Admin, I have given it a go. And there are still a few issues you need to address.

1. Your zip upload option doesn't work.

Thanks for the feedback. I've only looked at the first point so far, but I found that the zip upload does work OK when I use it. If it didn't work for you, perhaps you were exceeding the currently set file size limit?

Actually I checked the individual image sizes before I zipped it, just to make sure. There's only a couple over 100Kb, and none, nowhere near the 300Kb limit.

I tried several times, and every time it said it had done, the resulting folder was still empty.

If you want to check it yourself, the caps I tried to upload are contained within the zip of this post. http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.ph...#pid796576

(10-04-2011 19:00 )aceman65 Wrote:  

(10-04-2011 10:10 )admin Wrote:  

(08-04-2011 12:05 )aceman65 Wrote:  Well Admin, I have given it a go. And there are still a few issues you need to address.

1. Your zip upload option doesn't work.

Thanks for the feedback. I've only looked at the first point so far, but I found that the zip upload does work OK when I use it. If it didn't work for you, perhaps you were exceeding the currently set file size limit?

Actually I checked the individual image sizes before I zipped it, just to make sure. There's only a couple over 100Kb, and none, nowhere near the 300Kb limit.

I tried several times, and every time it said it had done, the resulting folder was still empty.

If you want to check it yourself, the caps I tried to upload are contained within the zip of this post. http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.ph...#pid796576

PHP has an upload and POST size limit, so it might be that the PHP limits in php.ini (or apaches .ht* files) are set to 300kb which means you can only upload a file which is below this limit, including .zips

If you upload a ZIP file which is smaller than 300kb then it might work.

(11-04-2011 09:23 )george.chunni Wrote:  PHP has an upload and POST size limit, so it might be that the PHP limits in php.ini (or apaches .ht* files) are set to 300kb which means you can only upload a file which is below this limit, including .zips

If you upload a ZIP file which is smaller than 300kb then it might work.

Well if the zip file has to be 300kb or less to work, then that makes the zip option pointless.

(11-04-2011 13:05 )aceman65 Wrote:  Well if the zip file has to be 300kb or less to work, then that makes the zip option pointless.

It's trivial to up the limit so I expect it will be upped soon

https://www.tvgirlsgallery.co.uk/, it seems to be down.

(17-05-2011 22:33 )quiquems Wrote:  https://www.tvgirlsgallery.co.uk/, it seems to be down.

Please accept my sincere apologies for the service interruption! There are a few changes being made to hopefully improve the site. Normal service will be resumed before long. In the meantime the site is not actually down. The site is running OK, but at the moment the images can't be displayed elsewhere and therefore aren't appearing here.