Open posted image in same tab on click (without thumbnails feature)

[gvp9000]

I have these options in "Image category settings"

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Without enabling thumbnails and without using lightbox extension I would like a mod in order to download a posted picture when I click on it like using thumbnails function.
I dont want to use thumbnails because this function creates 2 copies of the same image with different resolutions.
My hosting provider has an inode limitation and I don't want to double the number of pictures in my site.

I could use, right click - open in new tab but I want to avoid this .... I want this same behavior when i click to the image.

[warmweer]

Without enabling thumbnails and without using lightbox extension I would like a mod

Mods are a thing of the past. A mod would require you to edit the phpBB files.
An extension is what you need (hence this Extension Request forum)

I could use, right click - open in new tab but I want to avoid this .... I want this same behavior when i click to the image.

IMHO automatically downloading an image when clicking on it isn't a good idea.

If you use right click to open in a new tab, you still need to save the image.

When using right click, your mouse probably opens a menu, one of the options being save image (and with a 3 button mouse, one of the buttons could probably be configured to download the image immediately).

[gvp9000]

Without enabling thumbnails and without using lightbox extension I would like a mod

Mods are a thing of the past. A mod would require you to edit the phpBB files.
An extension is what you need (hence this Extension Request forum)

I've edited some files, so one more is not a problem.

I could use, right click - open in new tab but I want to avoid this .... I want this same behavior when i click to the image.

IMHO automatically downloading an image when clicking on it isn't a good idea.

If you use right click to open in a new tab, you still need to save the image.

When using right click, your mouse probably opens a menu, one of the options being save image (and with a 3 button mouse, one of the button could be configured to download the image immediately).

I didn't mean to start download.
I mean to open the photo to the same browser tab so users can have the ability to zoom in or out clicking at the image.

user = test1
pass = 123456
link = https://gvp9000.serv00.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=27

I want the second image to behave like the first one on click in order to clearly see the "Read this" text written with a very small font.

In other words I want every posted image to be with it's link on it e.g https://gvp9000.serv00.net/phpBB3/downl ... .php?id=41 for the second picture.
Is it possible ?

[gvp9000]

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[gvp9000]

Another example ... this image

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has a link = "download/file.php?id=277669"

I want to apply this link to the picture and when I click on it to open in the same tab ... like if I use the method of right click - open in new tab.
Which html file i must edit ?

[warmweer]

Another example ... this image
Untitled 1.jpg
has a link = "download/file.php?id=277669"

I want to apply this link to the picture and when I click on it to open in the same tab ... like if I use the method of right click - open in new tab.
Which html file i must edit ?

Ow ... that's not what you requested in your topic title. (attached image vs image posted using [img])

If all you want is clicking on an attached image to open in the same window, then I think there's an extension that has that option Prime Links .

[gvp9000]

Ow ... that's not what you requested in your topic title. (attached image vs image posted using [img])

If all you want is clicking on an attached image to open in the same window, then I think there's an extension that has that option Prime Links .

Sorry I changed the title.
English is not my first language.

I couldn't do it with prime links.

And yes, this is what I want.
To click on the previous image and get this

Untitled 1.jpg

[gvp9000]

Problem solved at least for very large pictures with "ReIMG Image Resizer"