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I believe it's because the URL doesn't have an image extension, if that makes sense. Therefore vBulletin doesn't like it.

 

http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=d6bacffc9f4a52edc7532d85a3d8395a compared to http://serve.edugeek.co.uk/images/vbulletin/logo.jpg for example. The EduGeek link is a link to an actual image whereas the gravatar link above links to an image ID.

That mans got it in one, the answer is use the link and put a .jpg on the end of it and voilla it works :)

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vBulletin is smarter then that. You can tag the extension but it probably still wont work as there is a header sent by the server that says if the url has been through a php engine. Sending of the header can be disabled though but only if they have set it up correctly.
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That mans got it in one, the answer is use the link and put a .jpg on the end of it and voilla it works :)

I never realised that. After reading what ZH said I guess it's just a case of trying to see whether or not it works.

 

Don't forget to push the button russ! :D

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