I think it was Mat who actually asked Joey if he was okay. It could have been the fumes in the air, his lack of sleep, the hangover, his personal affection to the dying car, or all the above, but instead of answering us straight, his hand went up to his face to rub his eyes. And with his voice--that we could hardly understand on normal days, thanks to his less than clear manner of speaking--he said "yung, ano..." and he then tried to explain what pissed him off. But I hardly understood. All I know is, his voice went up and down a lot and it was full of emotion. I assumed it was the hardwork he put on Chip that gnawed at his spirits.

Chip served us well, didn't she?

Oh well.. thanks for the comment Dad!

but it is only now, past 4am already, that i got to check the item myself, not expecting to be catapulted back to a slice of life back in old provident v.

and if i had then what i now recall to be a silly grin, what i now have is a nostalgic smile.

oh yes, i also have fond memories of this 4-wheeled filly u called chip. Remember that broken cap on her steering wheel, that contraption u pressed to get her to go beep-beeping thru hostile traffic? if u nobody ever told u how she got that injury, let me now confess that i was culprit and really sorry but it was pure accident.

blame it on especially horrendous traffic i was navigating that tightly scheduled day i rode her. stepped on the gas i did whenever the gridlock gave space, and pressed hard on the horn when space disappeared. pressed so hard, too hard, i realized at one point when something snapped.

medyo natauhan ako dun. and as i fingered that broken piece of chip's steering wheel, it was like holding a body part of a cherished pet.

i do not recall joey the mechanic shedding tears over chips smouldering carcass then. i do know now
the smile it brought me this morning, came with moist eyes as well.

I appreciate your support. But 'imagefilter()' is supposedly part of normal PHP. Your site's PHP installation might not allow the use of this command. You might get mileage asking your provider. I'm not that familiar with PHP installations to know if there are cases where providers choose to turn this off.

And sadly, I haven't even looked at the code for redesignimages for ages. I am still using a variant of this plugin for a largely different and highly personalized purpose.

You say, you spent months before you found this plugin? I wonder if what you are looking for is a plugin that would automatically apply filters unto your images, or one that downloads hotlinked images unto your website? If it's the latter, allow me to suggest the plugin found in this link: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cache-images/

I too spent months scouring the web. I wrote this plugin and then found out that my search strings were all wrong. I was using variants of "wp download images" when I should have been using "wp cache images".

Hope this helps!

This is exactly what i've been looking for for months!, but when i activate it, update a post, i get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function imagefilter() in /htdocs/public/www/wp-content/plugins/jd-redesign-images/jd-redesign-images.php on line 283

any idea?

Truly what is the best thing we receive from any good hard work, if not the possibility of pushing ourselves mentally and physically toward landscapes of the mind.

The problems I'm encountering (with both the 64 and 32 bit versions) are the following:

1: opening the program is no problem, but it does not work together with my intous 4 wacom tablet/pen. If my "focus" is on another program or window, then I can drag the jaydee window around the very first time I click on it, but when I let go of the window it will not let me click again. It just appears frozen. With a regular mouse I have no problems. But, of course, if it's for scribbling it should definitively work with a wacom pen.

2: it will not import images or video. The first time I tried to import a jpg sequence, it crashed. Ever since that, it just freezes with the import window open. This means that I'm not able to test the program, which makes me a very sad person...

I hope you can do something to fix these issues, because I would love to test and use this program. Best of luck with its progress!

Doug

It's exactly the same version as the 64bit above. Still 0.0.0.5. On the next alpha release, I'd like to address the issue of memory management. Images too long and too big can make your computer go really slow. So I'll have some selective loaders to help manage this issue.

Thanks for supporting me! I appreciate it a lot! Cheers, buddy!

Note to everyone: Zooming in too much would make your computers freeze. LOL!!! (added to bugs)

Many thanks.