mdp_Automatic Thumbnail's

trailgirl · 2004-06-12 12:26:35

I tried a “Save As” in Safari, but it seems to be an html file. I’ll try to edit out all the html codes and see if I can get it to work.

elmar · 2004-06-12 13:26:26

This does not work on a mac. I tried Safari, firefox and explorer and it simply does not work. Because it is saves as html, it breaks something. Can you please post it as text?

I copied it to bbedit in all of the above browsers. I even tried textedit (as plaintext)…

The first version(v0.1) worked great.

igner · 2004-06-15 19:28:44

trailgirl and elmar – It works just fine on a Mac. Just follow the link and copy and paste the text, rather than downloading the file. That’ll avoid the html cruft.

Greenrift – The .phps file extension is telling PHP to process the file for source code display; specifically adding in the syntax coloring.
Normally that’s a pretty cool feature of php, but it creates problems with downloads. The problem affects Windows browsers as well. It’s easy enough to fix. Just change the file extension to .txt and the PHP engine won’t throw in all the color formatting.

greenrift · 2004-06-15 19:49:14

> igner wrote:

> trailgirl and elmar – It works just fine on a Mac. Just follow the link and copy and paste the text, rather than downloading the file. That’ll avoid the html cruft.

Greenrift – The .phps file extension is telling PHP to process the file for source code display; specifically adding in the syntax coloring.
Normally that’s a pretty cool feature of php, but it creates problems with downloads. The problem affects Windows browsers as well. It’s easy enough to fix. Just change the file extension to .txt and the PHP engine won’t throw in all the color formatting.

Cool feature, pain in the butt when you save it. THanks for the head’s up, somehow I thought in my head that Firefox was doing this to be cool.

igner · 2004-06-16 19:16:23

Nope, it’s not Firefox doing it.

Glad to help, and appreciate the hack.

jonhicks · 2004-06-25 22:46:07

Quick question about this plug-in. Does it automagically provide thumbnails for every image? Do you/ can you choose which images are affected? Any special tag to use? I want to use this in a gallery section, but want to keep my custom thumbnails for the portfolio section…

greenrift · 2004-06-25 23:18:49

> jonhicks wrote:

> Quick question about this plug-in. Does it automagically provide thumbnails for every image? Do you/ can you choose which images are affected? Any special tag to use? I want to use this in a gallery section, but want to keep my custom thumbnails for the portfolio section…

If you upload an image (using the Upload File or Replace Image dialog) it will automatically create a thumbnail for that image (assuming the image is a jpeg). If you upload a thumbnail, it will replace the automatically created thumbnail. The images and thumbnails you uploaded prior to installing the hack will not be touched.

Right now, there is no way to just replace the image without the thumbnail being automatically created. Also, the images will always be resized (assuming the dimensions are greater than the resize value). Soon I plan on making resizing and thumbnailing an option.

heraclitus · 2004-06-28 11:38:54

Thanks for the hack. A problem. Using ImageMagick 6.0.2, thumbnails aren’t being created and an error saying
Warning: chmod(): No such file or directory in /Library/WebServer/Documents/textpattern/include/txp_image.php on line 534
comes up. Something is being created, though, as I get failed image palceholders where the thumbs might be. I’m a complete newb, so this is probably something obvious.

greenrift · 2004-06-29 02:38:14

> heraclitus wrote:

> Thanks for the hack. A problem. Using ImageMagick 6.0.2, thumbnails aren’t being created and an error saying
Warning: chmod(): No such file or directory in /Library/WebServer/Documents/textpattern/include/txp_image.php on line 534
comes up. Something is being created, though, as I get failed image palceholders where the thumbs might be. I’m a complete newb, so this is probably something obvious.

Check your image directory permissions, make it 0777 if possible, but 755 should work as well. If that doesn’t work, email or IM me and we’ll try to get to the bottom of it.

greenrift · 2004-06-29 03:01:18

Small bugfix update when replacing images.
New Version 0.5.1 Released

Changelog

Square thumbnail’s work in both ImageMagick and GD.
Checkboxes when you upload/replace an image to choose weather you want to resize, create a thumbnail, or both.
Easier to change the final image sizes.
Subtle name change.

This is a much nicer version than the last. Probably the biggest improvement is now you can choose to manipulate the uploaded file or not (you can choose to Resize, create a thumbnail or both). I’d definitely recommend using the latest version of ImageMagick (or atleast 6+), but I am going to try to work out the problems with the older versions.

Last edited by greenrift (2004-07-01 01:12:17)

heraclitus · 2004-06-29 11:32:12

> greenrift wrote:

> Check your image directory permissions, make it 0777 if possible, but 755 should work as well. If that doesn’t work, email or IM me and we’ll try to get to the bottom of it.

My bad, sorry. It’s an ImageMagick problem. It is just not installing properly on my system. This make take some time…

trailgirl · 2004-06-30 17:09:59

Hi greenrift, when I upload an image, I get the main image but no thumbnail. I have “resize” and “thumb” checked. I have GD and my images directory permissions are 777. When I replace an image the image disappears. When I upload an image (new image) and then seperately upload it again under upload thumbnail I get two large images but then I can do replace image and I get a thumbnail, but unfortunately my main image disappears. I have RT_IMAGICK set to 0. The thumbnail i get is not square, although I have the height/width set to 50 for each, but the image itself is not square so maybe that’s the problem.

grapeice925 · 2004-07-03 12:43:07

greenrift, may I make a request on this “hack”? Currently, when you upload a file, and it shrinks down the fullsize image you specify, it only does so by width. Would it be possible to add some more code in there to check which side of the image is larger, and make the larger side become the side by which you scale the image?

For example, photos I need to upload into my gallery and have shrunk down can be either 1000 × 2000 pixels (just making something up here) or 2000 × 1000 pixels. Because you can only speciify width, my vertical images will be a nice size, but my horizontal images are too small, or smaller than I would like them to be. So, I would much rather have the larger side of the image always 500 pixels, for example.

Do you think something like this would be possible?

BTW, awesome hack!! I use it for a client’s site now and he loves it.

Last edited by grapeice925 (2004-07-03 12:43:50)

january · 2004-07-05 15:56:35

Well, I’m not really certain what I’m doing wrong, but when I try to upload an image, I get the following errors.

<code>Warning: chmod(): No such file or directory in /home/snowglas/public_html/naked/textpattern/include/txp_image.php on line 578

Warning: getimagesize(/home/snowglas/public_html/naked/images/2t.jpg): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/snowglas/public_html/naked/textpattern/include/txp_image.php on line 580 </code>

Those two lines seem to be looking for something called the thumbpath, but I’m not sure where exactly I’m supposed to define that?

I don’t know if this is what’s causing the problem, but I am using an addon domain to my account, so this textpattern install’s running in a subdirectory of my site. However, the config file does have the proper paths leading to the directory that that addon resolves to.

Edit: Well, it seems to work properly now that I set it to use the GD library instead of Imagemagick. Not sure if this is exactly the right fix, but hey! I’m happy. Fabulous hack, by the by, thanks so much!

Last edited by january (2004-07-05 16:17:02)

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