(2015-10-17, 02:03 AM)Destroy666 Wrote:

(2015-10-16, 09:10 PM)SentoWeb Wrote: Please note that doing so will result in a big performance issue.

A big performance issue caused by running one additional regex in the already messy parser...? It shouldn't matter unless you're on a very very slow, most likely free hosting and your forum is on the verge of exceeding limits.

Anyways, it'd be better if you discussed this in the Plugin Development forum, not in a rejected bug report which has been proven invalid: http://community.mybb.com/thread-185099-post-1193073.html#pid1193073

(2015-10-16, 09:44 PM)Thomas131 Wrote: I would say that my Regex is about as cpu/memory-using as the default URL-Tag-Parser. (Maybe even less because I used ?: a lot of time to not save match-patterns) I really don't think that he will run into performance issues. There is definitly a reason, why MyCodes are Regexes ...

(2015-10-16, 08:10 PM)SentoWeb Wrote: Its a bit more complicated but still possible. Basically you want to make use of the content creation hooks and parse the content. Something like this is a good starting point:

<?php
$content = 'My content http://site.com/image.png?querystring=12 yes, this contains an image';

$imageExtensions = ['png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'bmp'];

foreach (explode(" ", $content) as $word) {
    // strlen($word) is there so that we don't even bother checking short strings
    if (strlen($word) >= 12 && filter_var($word, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)) {
        foreach ($imageExtensions as $extension) {
            $pos = strpos(strtolower($word), ".".$extension);
            if ($pos) {
                $url = substr($word, $pos+strlen($extension)+1, 1);
                if ($url == '' || $url = '?') {
                    str_replace($word, '[img]'.$word.'[/img]', $content);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Make sure to define image extensions in lowercase.

(2015-10-17, 09:07 AM)expat Wrote:

(2015-10-16, 08:10 PM)SentoWeb Wrote: Its a bit more complicated but still possible. Basically you want to make use of the content creation hooks and parse the content. Something like this is a good starting point:

<?php
$content = 'My content http://site.com/image.png?querystring=12 yes, this contains an image';

$imageExtensions = ['png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'bmp'];

foreach (explode(" ", $content) as $word) {
    // strlen($word) is there so that we don't even bother checking short strings
    if (strlen($word) >= 12 && filter_var($word, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)) {
        foreach ($imageExtensions as $extension) {
            $pos = strpos(strtolower($word), ".".$extension);
            if ($pos) {
                $url = substr($word, $pos+strlen($extension)+1, 1);
                if ($url == '' || $url = '?') {
                    str_replace($word, '[img]'.$word.'[/img]', $content);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Make sure to define image extensions in lowercase.

Its never too late to learn BUT if you can get one working sample and where i would call it, i be happy to give it a shot

By the way,  why wrap it in a IMG tag when you cannot use PHP there?

(2015-10-17, 02:11 PM)Thomas131 Wrote: I'm just locating image-URLs and displaying this images with my Regex. No Link to [img]link[/img] converting.

(2015-10-17, 08:00 AM)SentoWeb Wrote: From what I understand the OP wants to load URLs without actually wrapping them in an IMG tag which would mean that this is executed every time the post is parsed (so basically a MyCode which looks for links). I argued for a PHP solution which just wraps the url in an image tag after the content is posted which is way more efficient and also results in more efficient MyCode parsing. This solution can be used by a forum of any size. The "it doesn't hurt me now" argument is a bad excuse for creating future problems.