New TNGC Website Online!

[Alastriona]

I dunno how this can be but I still get kicked, I turned off norton, privacy and security on low, I even found a cookie in the WINDOWS/Cookies folder wich seems to come from http://www.thetngc.org.

[allicorn]

You're using IE6 right? After a fair bit of fiddling around I've managed to reproduce a cookie-dropping problem that only effects IE6. New code is on its way to FJ and should be patched in later.

Alli

[Alastriona]

I'm using IE6 I beleve.

[Firejack]

Fix's have been been uploaded. Try again

[Alastriona]

Seems to be working Good Job guys.

[Firejack]

Allicorn fixed it. I'm just his gopher who uploaded the changes

[allicorn]

Great stuff, thanks for the feedback Alastriona. There's bound to be a few bugs in the early days after launch, we'll sort 'em all out as they arise.

Alli

[Alastriona]

Great stuff, thanks for the feedback Alastriona. There's bound to be a few bugs in the early days after launch, we'll sort 'em all out as they arise.

Alli

I'm sure we can sort it all out, seems to be working fine, just uploaded picture to galery as a test, only problem is it doesnt seem to show .bmp unless you click at it, it did however show the .jpg on my profile.
But this is just a minor thing and I don't know if you did that on purpose.

Profile also created with sucess.

But hey, no program/code works perfect the first time.

[allicorn]

Yep, noticed the BMP. The problem here is that BMP files are generally not suitable for the web. The thumbnailing code doesn't support them and so you'll just get an empty thumbnail image. The main image should still work so long as the person viewing it has a browser that supports inline BMP display. (IE, Mozzy and Firefox all do these days).

Ideally, images for the site should be in JPEG, PNG or even GIF format, as these are the types that browsers normally expect.

Alli

[Alastriona]

Yep, noticed the BMP. The problem here is that BMP files are generally not suitable for the web. The thumbnailing code doesn't support them and so you'll just get an empty thumbnail image. The main image should still work so long as the person viewing it has a browser that supports inline BMP display. (IE, Mozzy and Firefox all do these days).

Ideally, images for the site should be in JPEG, PNG or even GIF format, as these are the types that browsers normally expect.

Alli

Yes, thats what i thought, so the next images were all .jpeg.
It was that I only had the file in .bmp and didnt feel like converting it at that time. It's only logical to not expect bmp's on the net as they're quite big. Next time i'll be sure to convert them before posting them.