1 jacottin Oct 28, 2007 17:56
3 jacottin Oct 28, 2007 19:39
¥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?
4 yabba Oct 28, 2007 19:55
The only possible way to resize an image before it's uploaded is via client side software period.
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5 afwas Oct 28, 2007 20:22
¥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.
6 tears_of_hate Oct 28, 2007 23:21
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
7 jacottin Oct 28, 2007 23:36
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.
8 yabba Oct 29, 2007 18:25
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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9 lolenik Nov 05, 2008 19:58
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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