Fellsteruk wrote:
just a quick point to be aware of... If you remove the legacy avatars anyone useing the removed avatars will have a "missing image " for their avatar, you can get a script ran which will replace all users using an old avatar with a new one but its a professional services job.
There's also an option on the frontend to prevent invalid avatars to break the UI through the usage of the "onerror" attribute the following way
<img src="invalid_avatar_link" onerror=“this. onerror=null;this. src='https://placeimg.com/200/200/animals';">
(NB: When copying above code sample be mindfull to replace the first double apostrophes '' for the onerror parameter value with proper double quotes. Had to somewhat work around our strict script filters here ;) )
On community you could e.g. have a JavaScript add this attribute to all elements matching .UserAvatar a (and maybe have the animal pictures replaced by a default avatar icon :smileywink: ).