Idea Does JoomGallery IMG tags work in Kunena?

Hello all,

I have problem with inserting photos from JoomGallery (Version 1.5.6.1) to Kunena posts (Version 1.6.2).

Link looks like:
http://advpoland.com/index.php?view=image&format=raw&type=img&id=3642&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=339
but no image is visible.

Could anyone help me to sovle this, please?

Thanks in advance,
Radek

I cannot see anything with that link.

I'm sorry, correct link is:
Now I inserted that link into [code], because in normally pasted link, Kunena adds "amp;" (that's why you couldn't see anything):
http://advpoland.com/index.php?view=image&format=raw&type=img&id=3642&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=339

I am sorry but I cannot see any image at the URL advpoland.com/index.php?view=image&forma...omgallery&Itemid=339

Try now, pleaase (sorry, I forgot about user login)

Thank you. I wanted to try your image on this website (as I did in www.kunena.org/playground/main/66126-lor...t=10&start=190#79801 ) and, as I understand, it's not possible to use Kunena to post images with that kind of URL structure.

We've had this discussion before (see the results of this search ). I was aware that the functionality had been removed (for security reasons) from K 1.5 and I was aware that the development team had been looking at some proposals to allow JoomGallery images with K 1.6 but I was not sure what the current situation was. That's why I was insisting on seeing your example for myself.

You might find that some of the discussions that I referred you to, the results of the search, will help to better understand the situation with Kunena and JoomGallery but the best answer I can give you is this :

fxstein wrote: You are hitting a security barrier we have built into kunena.

The problem is that all browsers will perform a GET request on any URL placed inside of html < img > tags (and therefore coming from [ img ] tags).

In the case of a gallery this is the right thing to do, unfortunately hackers around the globe have learned to misuse this in various ways.

A very simple and none critical misuse would be to stick the url of the logout link into and [ img ] tag. Whenever somebody gets to look at that page, the logout would get executed. Now a logout is nothing extremely ugly, but you get the point, you can do a lot of other things.

Therefore Kunena performs a security check if the [ img ] tag truly contains an image file by looking at file name and extension.

I don't think that there's much we can do about this at present.