GD security image..: WSN Support

GD security image..
without color - possible?

Version: 4.0.30

GD security image..

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Posted 10/03/07 - 06:12 AM:	#1
Hi, 1) due to the design of my page, is there any possibility to change the security image to sepia colors or b/w? I gues this is not trivial - so, maybe is there (an easy) option to change GD to sth else? Also, without colors, idea might result in a security leak, doesn't it? 2) another thing: you once scaled up the security image for bigger screens: http://www.webmastersite.net/forums/threads/secur... is this necessary? what's the actual state? can i change the scale? Edited by Starship-Trooper on 10/03/07 - 06:17 AM

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Posted 10/03/07 - 04:24 PM:	#2
I'm not sure it's as effective against spammers without the random colors. The size can be changed in your tweaks file. http://scripts.webmastersite.net/wsnlinks/wsnmanu... I'm making a grayscale tweak for 4.1.5. Edited by Paul on 10/03/07 - 05:07 PM
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Posted 10/04/07 - 03:48 AM:	#3
that's great, thx! btw: where do i put tweaks.php? to all the other php's? In Xampp (under \wsnlinks), i don't get the size of the securityimage changed.. and what is the default size of the image in px (100%)? Edited by Starship-Trooper on 10/04/07 - 05:13 AM

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Posted 10/04/07 - 04:08 PM:	#4
It goes in the main WSN Links directory. Of course since you're using an outdated version I can't tell you what works with it.
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Posted 11/06/07 - 06:12 AM:	#5
hi, with 4.1.11, my tweaks.php values have no effect: <?php $securityimagegrayscale = true; // set true to make the security image be grayscale instead of colored $finalwidth = 150; // width of security image in pixels $finalheight = 82; // height of security image in pixels ?>

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Posted 11/06/07 - 11:49 AM:	#6
Copying and pasting directly from your post saving as tweaks.php, I see: http://www.webmastersite.net/screenshots/1125.jpg
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Posted 11/06/07 - 12:35 PM:	#7
hmm, what could the reason be? Also my other tweak.php entries aren't recognized.. do i have to tell wsn that the tweak exists?

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Posted 11/06/07 - 02:34 PM:	#8
If you named it tweak.php, that would be a reason.
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Posted 11/06/07 - 03:08 PM:	#9
hehe i thought it could not be that easy. btw: do u still remember what the default size (100%) of the GD image was? or will it always be newly calculated, not scaled up?

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Posted 11/07/07 - 11:05 AM:	#10
150x82
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