I am using the Image Upload as part of my Registration Form. This image has a Max Size of 110 X 110 which appears very small, and there is no way to enlarge it. I encourage members to use the Photo Albums to upload additional images because these images in the Photo Albums do display a little larger. The main profile photo is what you see in the Member Directory and it is too small. It would be nice to have a click/mouse-over feature to make the image display a little larger. Thank You.

 

Your point is well taken.

What we are currently thinking of doing is 

1) making the picture field thumbnail size customizable and

2) providing the ability to view the full picture behind the thumbnail.

Would appreciate comments. 

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Dmitry Buterin, Chief Apricot

great idea, we could use this on our websites...

A customizable image would add tremendous flexibility and make this system a lot better for networking groups. 

One of my clients suggested having business card images in the profile which is not practical now.

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Cam Schutte
Internet Solutions Group, Ltd.
Kansas City, Missouri

I would absolutely LOVE this.  Making thumbnail size custom would be fantastic, and if with ability to view full picture, you mean roll over an image to see the larger version, or click on it and get the larger version in a pop-up --that is absolutely the number one feature upgrade request from me.

I saw a support thread on this topic, but can't find it as a wishlist suggestion.  It would be helpful to make the member profile photo either larger or a clickable thumbnail since its programmed size is too small to be useful.  Albums behave this way, but most members won't bother with that feature.

Yes, it seems sensible that I could add photo fields for both a member profile picture and their logo, if they have one.  However 110px x 110px is TINY these days!!! Add me to the list of people who would like the option of posting larger images to one's profile.

 

I have added in the Gallery capability; however, that seems a strange place to put one's portrait and logo.