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An observation on images

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#1

An observation on images

Ok, I'm sure some browsers of the sections with large images, like the models or skins, would have noticed that sometimes, if you click on a preview image, the larger image won't load

The reason for this? The silly people who made it put bloody SPACES in the filename. Seriously, who uses SPACES in filenames these days?

Yeah, probably an error of the script, just informing the masses
#2
Lol--- funny thing is i see that all the time.
#3

Re: An observation on images

MecheonOk, I'm sure some browsers of the sections with large images, like the models or skins, would have noticed that sometimes, if you click on a preview image, the larger image won't load

The reason for this? The silly people who made it put bloody SPACES in the filename. Seriously, who uses SPACES in filenames these days?

Yeah, probably an error of the script, just informing the masses

FINALY someone who shares my opinion
I never use spaces in filenames
But I see filenames with spaces a lot, it's really sad.
#4

agree

it's really sad


Yes it is :x Is it so difficult to write "_" instead of " " :roll:

Never heard any kind of scripting :P
BTW, there are some more letters you shouldn´t use !
First the french stuff "é" "è" "û" ...
The german stuff "ä" "ö" "ü" write "ae" "oe" "ue"
and of course the rest, won´t write them all :wink:

\ ? / ß * < > | :


Good Luck :mrgreen:

-Elvorith
#5

Re: agree

Elvorith
it's really sad


Yes it is :x Is it so difficult to write "_" instead of " " :roll:

Never heard any kind of scripting :P
BTW, there are some more letters you shouldn´t use !
First the french stuff "é" "è" "û" ...
The german stuff "ä" "ö" "ü" write "ae" "oe" "ue"
and of course the rest, won´t write them all :wink:

\ ? / ß * < > | :


Good Luck :mrgreen:


-Elvorith


Says the guy who uses acute accents as apostrophes. :wink:
#6

:D

Says the guy who uses acute accents as apostrophes. icon_wink.gif


Thanks for answer :wink:
Never mind ...

-Elvorith
#7
Well, using spaces in filenames is just begging for errors. Usually programs will insert an underscore by default, but I dunno.

I haven't been having problems with any images, though.
-VGsatomi