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I've noticed that usually when I click the "X images have been uploaded by Y" link on my profile page it logs me out. Yet when I do this on other profiles it works fine. Just logging back in then trying again seems to fix it for a bit, but if left for a bit it does it again. Not that annoying, just pointing it out.

I've not had this problem but if you don't mind i have a related problem i'd like to post here(I'll remove this and give it it's own thread if you want, n0t_u):
When you are viewing an image in the gallery and you click on the creators name it links you to their gallery homepage, however, their is no link to there profile page. That means i have to copy their username, open a new tab, get to the search member page, paste the name and finally get to the profile page to start looking for the thread the image was in.
I'm having to do that more and more often the more i vote in the gallery. If you could add a link to the users profile on the image or their gallery homepage that would be much slicker.

Does it happen every time not_u? How about if you load the gallery home page first and then come back to the forums, then click the link?

LostSoul... there is a link to the forum profile page with the 'profile' button just under the 4 links on the top left of each gallery home page (next to the PM button).

Seems to work if I do it that way.

ok noted, thanks

Thanks Lego. I'm such a tool...