I can't seem to get my avatar to upload, maybe because there is no upload button - I pressed save a few times, but it didn't open.

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Greg

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try now

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Nope - that's a no go, you've made it so that I can upload a portfolio image and give that a description - but alas, I have nothing to put into a portfolio.

My avatar section still just has a browse button, but no upload button.

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Greg

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Hi Greg,

The save button for your avatar is on the right, under your personal details.

I can see how that may be a bit confusing. If you submit a Suggestion to add another Save button for the avatar itself, we may get to it.

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I tried multiple times pressing the save button - but to no avail - no avatar was uploaded. Unless the file was uploading without telling me, and I was supposed to wait - but the page refreshed as if completed so....

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Greg

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What was the filename of your avatar I'll see if I can manually insert it.

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Wait its okay, it was a permission conflict on the server, I have fixed it now.

I have also fixed the original bug posted in this thread, about the oversized avatars in the edit profile page. Now it resizes them properly if they are too large.

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Yeah it worked, I suggest making the forum clear the users cache for your site so that the photo appears after they submit the form for the avatar. Just a suggestion. But it worked - thanks.

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Yeah I can try a few things for that, you see the avatars are dynamically resized on-the-fly so by caching them we decrease server load and bandwidth used by this process.

I will look into it though.

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