max allowed size is computed from width & height, it is not a fixed value

My idea is more for the site search engine but anyways.... what about making it keep the last searched items so we just click back if we want to check the same model but different model year range or different markets instead of rewrite the whole thing ?

the semi automatic entry sure saves some time but.... maybe it could be faster to just click back

The reason it clears fields when going back is because php pages are not cached (supposed to be dynamically generated).
However the search form does not change often (only when adding new categories, which happens once every few moons), so I could force to cache it for some time (like what is done for pictures, hence why forcing refresh is needed after replacing a picture).
To change something in the search I usually modify it in the parameters of the page address, but it would be easier to simply use the back function
I'll see if I can do that easily.

I tried to make this work... it does not, and I do not understand why. I'll try again another time.

no worries.. would have been fun, yes, but Earth won't stop spinning because of that ....

No snow on site this year?

please no.... internet is the only place i can escape it

I hesitated; I know some don't like it, and it tends to use some CPU power just for that effect so maybe not very useful... not sure it works well on mobile devices too (the site is already bad enough on these)

404 error on the link for Belgium plates...
WebDIV Status
http://www.mobilit.fgov.be/WebdivPub_FR/DivConsStatut.html

Seems to have relocated:

http://www.mobilit.fgov.be:7082/WebdivPub/wmvpstv1
That's Dutch.

http://www.mobilit.fgov.be:7082/WebdivPub_FR/wmvpstv1_fr
And that's French.

It's weird to use another server port than the 80 one for a public and official website...

It must use some external cookies (or any other tracking tool), as none of the 2 links work with my usual browser profile, even when allowing site cookies. I had to use the non-protected profile to see the pages.

I removed the session ID from the links, perhaps that's a problem.
The direct link to the application is on this page... (click Consulter "Ici")
http://mobilit.belgium.be/fr/circulationroutiere/immatriculation_des_vehicules/p- laques_dimmatriculation

Indeed. Their old page already had a strange behaviour sometimes, but this is not an improvement

I guess they had a problem and improvised with another server, on another port then.
I'll wait a little in case they change back to port 80, it may be a temporary situation.

@chicomarx: thanks, it works indeed without any specific manipulation in my "locked" browser profile when using the "Consulter ici" link.

I had to check twice that the tool was working, as the single short line that gives the result at the bottom of the page is not that obvious to notice

Could it be possible¹ to have the name of the contributor who added a main picture and the date of the addition in a tooltip when moving the mouse over the concerned picture? In movie/series pages with a lot of contributors, this could help to see if a better picture of the vehicle can be found in the movie/series, as some contributors are known to make their screenshots, say... very fast, without seeking the best viewpoint...
The date of addition would help in movie and vehicle pages without comments: a Dvd or Blu-ray source may exist for a 2006 VHS-rip contribution, but if the 2017 contribution is based on a VHS-rip, there's usually no reason to search for a better version. Unless the contributor is known for providing screenshots made from low quality broadcasts seen on Youtube (hence the usefulness of having the name of the contributor too )...
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1: Technically speaking, this is certainly just a MySql request and a php instruction writing a title image attribute that have to be added on the vehicle.php page?
I know there's already an alt image attribute giving some details for now (year, make, model name and complement) that could be replaced, but this doesn't provide a tooltip, usually (unless using Windows?). This said, these details fall more or less within the scope of the alt attribute in order to provide some web accessibility. Was it the purpose?

The title attribute is there for the tooltip (even if alt has been wrongly used in the past)
Nowadays javascript is used for that, to have tooltips with a style coherent with the site design, and also coming faster: the default tooltip need the mouse to stay immobile over the object for more than a second.

To answer the original question: that info is not stored/kept.
For the next version, it could be retrieved from the log history of the contributions, maybe in a future version (yes, future compared to the one that's not yet there) such info could be added for admins.

I totally agree with that, all the more that I advocate for it for almost 15 years
But as there is a filled alt attribute without its usual title="" pal, I thought it was a remnant of an early design using alt in the wrong way


Sigh...


Does that mean that the whish list for the NextGen is already full? Then where is the one for the NextNextGen?

we'd like to finish the current to do list, to be able to release the site before adding new features

also, the manor changes and new feature may make so wishes obsolete (and crate new ones)

once that version finished, adding new features should be easy, as they could be added one by one (unlike the complete redo of the site, which has to be done in one time)

Old subject, but not sure where to write about this.

"It looks like we don't have any AKAs for this title yet."
http://www.imcdb.org/movies.php?titleMatch=1&title=It+looks+like+we+don%27t+have- +any+AKAs+for+this+title+yet.&yearMatch=0&year=&movieType=-1&page=1

Is it something new or is it some bug?

In such case you can create a new thread

Weird, this sentence is nowhere in the site's code, so it comes from outside.
It must be one of the admins who sets it.
When clicking a few randomly many seem to be contributions from Raul1983, but not all, so there isn't really a pattern here...