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Looks like I had a typo

Upload  attached to root of your forum and run it.

It is when you edit the block there is an option to change.

Thanks for headsup.


I edited Gallery2.php function CreateThumbnail

with
// don't resize just copy the file
if ($width > $sizes[0] && $height > $sizes[1])
{
copy($filename,$filename . '_thumb');
return true;
}


Fixed
10.2.2
!Fixed filesize for uploaded audio/video files
+Added webp support for audio/video thumbnails

webp coming to 2.1 eventually https://github.com/Sesquipedalian/SMF/commit/33f1686f992315e2a2cc0818cb87c5147c057ac5

But can backport to smf 2.0.x

Glad you have it working.

I will say my code is old school. It is mostly just if/loops and basic php functions with MySQL statements. I hardly ever use more advanced language features as it just makes code harder to maintain. Mainly between new PHP versions when features are changed/removed.

It is harder than ever to keep modern scripts going: with composer, OOP, it is way easier to keep an older script. There is just so many more components and things to know.

I try to keep things easy few files. I do my php development in PHP Storm. And I honestly do agree with on maintaining old then starting from scratch again, hard when you have a custom site with many features, a custom theme etc.  I do not see myself doing much with SMF 3.0 just don't have energy to rewrite everything for not much gain/killer new feature.

I still have phpbb2 sites running, SMF 1.1.x on PHP 8.1

The main page of the gallery should be an overview of recently uploaded images

Admin -> Gallery Configuration -> Settings -> Layout ->
Then check "Show the most recent items on the main page"

    On the left there should be a categories list (This I think can be done by modding the Gallery2.template.php)

For SMF 2.1 it would be the Gallery2.1.template.php and for both would be in function template_mainview() function

    When you click someones name, it should take you to a page that shows all of their recent uploads, and the categorizes on the left should show only the categorizes they have uploaded too, along with their personal categorizes.

That would be editing function template_myimages()

    When someone uploads, it should be added into a predefined public category AND into a user category if they have one. (This is the part that's confusing me, Gallery Pro is just creating duplicate images instead of assigning them to multiple categories) - so I need multiple category support per image.

The biggest issue I'm having is that Gallery Pro seems to be treating personal galleries and general categories as totally separate galleries, when I want them to act more like filters or tags.

In your case I would disable personal galleries under membergroup permissions and gallery settings. Personal galleries allow a user to create their own mini gallery where they can create their own categories and organize items.

Instead I think you should just create top level/main gallery categories

I would also like to disable the entire Approval system; its not needed for me.

That can be done with permissions under each membergroup set the  membergroup to autoapprove gallery items/comments