Convert Oversized Images to Link

[coolcoolcool]

Crossbrowser: yes
Location: Global Footers

Meh, I think this would be usefull.

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/*Convert oversized images to links,
Created By coolcoolcool*/
// Max Size of Posted Image
var yourwidth = 500;
// Text to be displayed for the link in place of the image
var linktext = "This is the link";
var td = document.getElementsByTagName("td");
for(var loop = 0;loop<td.length;loop++){
if(td[loop].colSpan=="3" && td[loop].firstChild.nodeName.match(/hr/i) && td[loop].vAlign=="top"){
for(var t=0;t<td[loop].childNodes[1].childNodes.length;t++){
if(td[loop].childNodes[1].childNodes[t].nodeName.match(/img/i)){
var width = td[loop].childNodes[1].childNodes[t].width;
if(width>yourwidth){
var news = document.createElement("a");
news.href = td[loop].childNodes[1].childNodes[t].src;
news.innerHTML = linktext;
td[loop].childNodes[1].replaceChild(news,td[loop].childNodes[1].childNodes[t]);
}}}}}
//-->
</script>

How to edit:

// Max Size of Posted Image
var yourwidth = 500;
// Text to be displayed for the link in place of the image
var linktext = "This is the link";

Change var yourwidth = 500; to the largest image width you want posted. So, if you wanted the largest width to be 650, simple put...

var yourwidth = 650;

Now the part that says var linktext = "This is the link";, is what the name of the link would be. So, if you want the link to read, Image Converted to Link do to Size, simple put...

var linktext = "Image Converted to Link do to Size";


Have fun.