Hi all,

Apologies if this post is in the wrong place guys,  but I couldn't find a section for discussions specific to the forum.

I've noticed that at the bottom of each and every web page I have 'Compression Enable'.  Is there a way of disabling that?
I have always edited all my images to 900 x 800 for web use,  particularly for forum use where you share your information and you need members to see properly what's happening in the images.  I've posted quite a few images recently and all of them have been reduced in size,  and even though there is an option to 'Click for larger Image',  it doesn't work!  I just get a blank page 

Is there a way of seeing my images ( so members can see my wonderful work ) as they were intended?



TURK 

You can change personal viewing settings in your profile but that doesn't change the whole forum as a whole, just how you see it.  Can you link me a post where you are having problems and i will see if it is something our IT team can look into.


Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

Thanks Warren,

It's all the image uploads mate,  you can see on the threads when you hover over an image it says "67% of original size".  But when I click for 'Original size' I just get a blank opaque page  

> http://www.talkcomposites.com/22523/Xencast-Flexible-Polyurethane-Rubber

> http://www.talkcomposites.com/25984/EG60-Epoxy-Tooling-Gelcoat


I thought it may of been browser specific,  as I mostly use Opera,  but I get the same thing with Google Chrome.  Is it just me getting this or everybody?



TURK

Hi Turk,

The Forum's IT team are looking into the problem and should have a fix for it very soon.  I will update you when the image links are all sorted.


Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

Hi Turk,

Looks like it is all fixed now.  A slight recoding to accept the image type link you used has solved the issue.

If you have any further issues then please let me know.


Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant