2 yabba Oct 28, 2007 18:36

¥åßßå wrote:
Do anybody have an idea to resize the images prior to uploading them?
The only possible way is with client side software like adobe et al
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Strange. Some other tools allow it: wordpress, blogger.com .... And nobody can do nothing for b2evolution?
The only possible way to resize an image before it's uploaded is via client side software period.
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¥åßßå wrote:
The only possible way to resize an image before it's uploaded is via client side software period.
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For the record: php has some image manipulation functions including resizing. It's not implemented in b2evo though. That will change the size of the pictures during/after uploading and not deal with your problem.
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jacottin: search Google for "batch resize" and/or "thumbnail". There's some freeware around that does what you want before you upload the pics.
I've done an image resize hack. My documentation is only in german, if you are interested send me a message, I'll explain it to you (you need mod_rewrite).
With my hack you can resize images while posting via url, for example:
Original Image: /blogs/media/blogs/username/image.jpg
Max. 300px url: /blogs/media/blogs/thumber300/username/image.jpg
Max. 150px url: /blogs/media/blogs/thumber150/username/image.jpg
Greetz
Tears
OK, I did not mean specifically resizing <b>before</b> the upload but at least automatically and through an user friendly interface and not with a code line or complicated HTML code or something like that.
I have in mind the functions provided by packaged solutions such as Blogger.
Thanks for any tip.
Version 2.0.x should resize the images when they're first displayed, as long as they're "attached" to a post.
Before you ask, I have no idea how to "attach" them to a post ;)
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Check this: http://forums.b2evolution.net//viewtopic.php?p=83318
There's a plugin called Quick Upload (download v0.3: http://b2evo.sonorth.com/bstat/stat.php?plugin=qupload) which I wrote a slight modification to resize photos on upload. Check page 3 of the topic for the final mod code. Hope this helps someone else.
The only possible way is with client side software like adobe et al
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