My WordPress and bbpress sites are fully integrated, I just don't know PHP so I'm not sure how to use the same avatar for both sites.

Clicking the Avatar tab, now just redirects you to the main forum page.

wp 2.9.2

Sadly i can't make it work!
HEEELP! whenever i click on the "avatar" button in the profile page it just sends me back to the main page of my forum... straight!
Why °_° how to make it to work?

// if either the image width or height is greater than the maximums allowed
        if ($img_w > $config->max_width || $img_h > $config->max_height)
        {
                // To maintain aspect ratio we need to resize proportionally

                if ($img_w > $img_h)
                {
                        // width is greater - make width 'max_width' and proportion height
                        $new_width = $config->max_width;
                        $new_height = round($img_h * ($config->max_width/$img_w));
                }
                else if ($img_w < $img_h)
                {
                        // height is greater - make height 'max_height' and proportion width
                        print $new_width = round($img_w * ($config->max_height/$img_h));
                        print $new_height = $config->max_height;
                }
                else
                {
                        // equal (square) - make both 'max' values
                        $new_width = $config->max_width;
                        $new_height = $config->max_height;
                }
        }
        else
        {
                // image already within maximum limits - do not resize
                return array($img_w, $img_h);
        }

Replace the above with this:

$new_width = $img_w;
        $new_height = $img_h;

        // If the width is too big, adjust based on width
        if ($new_width > $config->max_width) {
                $new_width = $config->max_width;
                $new_height = round($img_h * ($config->max_width/$img_w));
        }

        // If the height is too big, adjust based on height
        if ($new_height > $config->max_height) {
                $new_width = round($img_w * ($config->max_height/$img_h));
                $new_height = $config->max_height;
        }

        // Stop here if no need to resize
        if ($new_width == $img_w && $new_height == $img_h) return array($img_w, $img_h);

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>       $new_width = $img_w;
>       $new_height = $img_h;
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<       // if either the image width or height is greater than the maximums allowed
<       if ($img_w > $config->max_width || $img_h > $config->max_height)
<       {
<               // To maintain aspect ratio we need to resize proportionally
<
<               if ($img_w > $img_h)
<               {
<                       // width is greater - make width 'max_width' and proportion height
<                       $new_width = $config->max_width;
<                       $new_height = round($img_h * ($config->max_width/$img_w));
<               }
<               else if ($img_w < $img_h)
<               {
<                       // height is greater - make height 'max_height' and proportion width
<                       print $new_width = round($img_w * ($config->max_height/$img_h));
<                       print $new_height = $config->max_height;
<               }
<               else
<               {
<                       // equal (square) - make both 'max' values
<                       $new_width = $config->max_width;
<                       $new_height = $config->max_height;
<               }
---
>       // If the width is too big, adjust based on width
>       if ($new_width > $config->max_width) {
>               $new_width = $config->max_width;
>               $new_height = round($img_h * ($config->max_width/$img_w));
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<       else
<       {
<               // image already within maximum limits - do not resize
<               return array($img_w, $img_h);
---
>
>       // If the height is too big, adjust based on height
>       if ($new_height > $config->max_height) {
>               $new_width = round($img_w * ($config->max_height/$img_h));
>               $new_height = $config->max_height;
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>       // Stop here if no need to resize
>       if ($new_width == $img_w && $new_height == $img_h) return array($img_w, $img_h);
>

For example I have a setting of 150x300 as my max. When someone tries to upload an image that is 200x300 the code says "ah, the height of your image is larger! I'll base your shrinkage on the max_height!" Mathematically it's fine, but it makes the assumption that the height was the problem to begin with--which is incorrect.

I will see if I can fix.

That sounds above my skill set.

You could try using the "Bavatars" plugin instead of this one.

Download Bavatars here: http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bavatars/installation/

I actually just deactivated "Avatar Upload", and have installed the "Bavatars" plugin, and now I have Bavatars working just fine! Bavatars involved fewer steps than Upload Avatar to get it going - for example with Bavatars I didn't need to modify profile.php and post.php in order for the avatar to be displayed. I'm not sure which one I will stick with tho.

Now that the upload page is showing correctly, it seems that the error message "Filenames may not include the following: # ? & % " | ' * `" whenever I try to upload a file. The file's name has only letters - pic.jpg, so I'm not sure what's wrong here. Any advice would be appreciated

- scour the comments in this thread and golden deliciousness of plugin functionality shall be found:

Namely the following two posts:

http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/page/8/#post-5522
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/page/8/#post-5039

They detail the following actions:

commenting out this line 7 in avatar-upload.php like so:

//bb_auth(); // logged in?

And!

... as fundomaat shared, the following also did the trick for me to prevent blank paginess:

"I've repaired the blank page error by putting the avatar.php file inside your template folder inside bb-templates instead of my-templates. "

(in other words, for me, placed avatar.php into my kakumei folder as that is the theme I am using)

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Now, what I have done to display the avatars is the following:

in profile.php (found in my kakumei theme folder) changed the following:

<div id="useravatar"><?php echo $avatar; ?></div>

to this:

<div id="useravatar"> <?php avatarupload_display($user->ID); ?> </div>

---------

then in post.php (also found in my kakumei theme folder)

changed the following:

<?php post_author_avatar_link(); ?>

to this:

<?php avatarupload_display(get_post_author_id()); ?>

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I'm no code master, so perform at own risk.

Thanks to all yall making this bbpress thing happen! This is by far the best forum system ever!!

Woo hoo! Avatars? Check!!

A lot of you are having problems with Avatar Upload, and the fact that you can't get to the upload-page '.../profile/Username/avatar' - the solution is to open the file 'avatar-upload.php' in the root-dir of bbPress.

Line number 7 must be removed, dimmed out.

/*
This file is part of the Avatar Upload plugin
*/
require_once('./bb-load.php'); // load bbPress config
//bb_auth(); // logged in?
bb_repermalink(); // Fix pretty-permalinks

I think that bb_auth is an old function from bbPress 0.8.x

The "Avatar" tab has appeared OK in the profile but when I click on to it I get redirected to My BBpress forum index.
When I hover over the Avatar tab link it points to: { .../forum/profile.php?id=1&tab=avatar}

I really wanna get this working. Any ideas why it redirects to the index page???