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#1 09-10-2009 17:46:16
- rainbow
- Member
Completely disabling JPG compression...
Is there a way to completely disable JPG compression to allow one particular user to join a oekaki? Because, one particular user cannot join any oekaki at all. I was just curious though.
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#2 09-11-2009 00:03:30
- Nicole1725
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Re: Completely disabling JPG compression...
I think when I asked about this a long long time ago he said
"To get rid of JPG compression on pictures, you need to open up the "hacks.php" file in a text editor and change the value of this line:
Code:
define ('APPLET_NO_JPEG', 0);
CHANGE TO:
define ('APPLET_NO_JPEG', 1);"
I'm not sure if things have changed since then. *attempted help*
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#3 09-11-2009 02:18:34
- Waccoon
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Re: Completely disabling JPG compression...
define ('APPLET_NO_JPEG', 1);
Yup, that's the way to do it.
Keep in mind that this setting does not work with Chibi Paint, and it will only disable JPEG compression when the saving pictures. Thumbnails will still be JPEG, as necessary.
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#4 09-11-2009 16:07:40
- rainbow
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Re: Completely disabling JPG compression...
Nicole1725 wrote:
I think when I asked about this a long long time ago he said
"To get rid of JPG compression on pictures, you need to open up the "hacks.php" file in a text editor and change the value of this line:Code:
define ('APPLET_NO_JPEG', 0); CHANGE TO: define ('APPLET_NO_JPEG', 1);"
I'm not sure if things have changed since then. *attempted help*
Thanks for the help. I'm pretty sure that it was easy enough to do...but still, I doubt it if you would join my oekaki. 
The pictures that remain on my oekaki are still in JPG format. According to the hacks.php file , disabling native JPEG support does not prevent JPEG retouch (saved as PNGs) or JPEG uploads. The JPEG files eventually be deleted once the picture count exceeds 1,000.
I also enabled the ability to use thumbnails on comment screen too.
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