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Remove imported avatars
plr15
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I'm having the same issue as this user from 2010.
http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/comment/129483#Comment_129483
I imported a forum from vBulletin and wasn't able to get the vBulletin avatars to work, so I wanted to remove all of them instead of displaying the blank error frame. I tried the query that was suggested in this post, but I didn't have any luck with it. Any recommendations for a new method?
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Did you get an error back when you set the photo field to null?
Are you running any type of avatar plugins (gravatar, vanillicons, etc.)?
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No errors reported. I am running vanillicons.
Can you share a link?
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I am guessing your query timed out and didn't reset all user's photo.
The imported data is being passed through the standard Vanilla transforms upon display. This generally appends a letter (indicating a specific size/version) to the beginning of the file name. Since this is legacy data, the different sizes don't exist.
You can either a) update the photo field to a full Url or b) process the avatars to create the p, and n variants.
I would personally choose option a.
A naive query would be something like:
UPDATE GDN_User SET Photo = CONCAT('http://www.example.com/forum/uploads/',Photo) WHERE Photo LIKE '%avatar%';Search first
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P.S. Thanks for trying my addon Yaga.
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Thanks so much. I'll try your recommendation.