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Custom User Profile - jcarter - 10-03-2018

Hello, I want to thank anyone who helps me in advance. 

     So I would like my users to be able to upload there own profile images. Then for it to display in the profile.php page. Is this possible? could someone explain why or why not to me?

Thanks!
     -James Carter

RE: Custom User Profile - mudmin - 10-03-2018

It's definitely possible. Have you done anything with file uploads in php before?

RE: Custom User Profile - jcarter - 10-03-2018

(10-03-2018, 05:21 PM)mudmin Wrote: It's definitely possible. Have you done anything with file uploads in php before?

I haven't but I tend to pick things up pretty quick.

RE: Custom User Profile - mudmin - 10-03-2018

Btw, I have an example of how to do uploads in general at http://userspice.com/patch/dropzone.zip

RE: Custom User Profile - jcarter - 10-03-2018

That first part was very easy. You my friend are truly a genius.

RE: Custom User Profile - mudmin - 10-03-2018

Happy to help. Let me know if you need any more help getting it implemented. Just a reminder, if you're going to edit account.php or profile.php, the best thing to do is to copy the original file from users to usersc and edit the file that's in usersc. This will prevent updates from breaking your changes. If you've already edited those files, just copy them anyway and continue editing in usersc.

RE: Custom User Profile - jcarter - 10-04-2018

(10-03-2018, 11:37 PM)mudmin Wrote: Happy to help. Let me know if you need any more help getting it implemented.  Just a reminder, if you're going to edit account.php or profile.php, the best thing to do is to copy the original file from users to usersc and edit the file that's in usersc.  This will prevent updates from breaking your changes. If you've already edited those files, just copy them anyway and continue editing in usersc.

I could use some help getting it implemented.