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[Forum] Display thumbnails of images in the attachment
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Re: [Forum] Display thumbnails of images in the attachment
Usually people include the uploaded images directly in the same post. I agree, having thumbnails would be a nice feature but each image would need to be pre-processed from the server (downscale and chop). Caching them would speed up the page load speed but increase the disk usage.
In short: I don't see a big request in this feature yet. Let's see what other people say to this idea.
In short: I don't see a big request in this feature yet. Let's see what other people say to this idea.
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Re: [Forum] Display thumbnails of images in the attachment
If I remember correctly, PHPbb does already have that feature. It is also enabled by default. But maybe its broken or it got disabled?
Well such a thumbnail does not realy consume very much disk space. Also disk space is very cheap in today times.
Well such a thumbnail does not realy consume very much disk space. Also disk space is very cheap in today times.
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