Erin
it already has max-sizes i have just hard coded it into the plug-in but i could open it up as a param.
ill play around with that.

Dabbledoo
if you just put in {thumbs}like below what is returned

also the plug-in does not return anything if it fails at finding the src img ect.

lumis - 01 November 2007 05:09 PM

Erin
it already has max-sizes i have just hard coded it into the plug-in but i could open it up as a param.
ill play around with that.

Not a big deal, I coded around with EE conditionals

lumis -

here is a template with just the code you told me to put in:

http://www.appletell.com/apple/testimg/

thoughts?

Dabbledoo - 02 November 2007 06:14 AM

lumis -

here is a template with just the code you told me to put in:

http://www.appletell.com/apple/testimg/

thoughts?

Are you trying to resize images from dabbledoo.com to show them in appletell.com? or appletell was just a “test server” where you put the test template?

This plugin doesn’t resize images from other servers.

If you are planning to use the plugin at dabbledoo.com, I think the problem is with your EE installation, which seems to be inside the “ee” folder.

If that is the problem, I think it’ll be fixed soon…

Anyway, that is what I think about your issue, wait and see what lumis responds

Thank you for the reply, Gonzalingui!

OK, our EE installation is on dabbledoo.com as you mentioned.  We have several sites that run off of that installation.  Appletell.com is getting all of its information from dabbledoo.com/ee… which is why the images are hosted on the dabbledoo.com domain.

Lumis.. your thoughts on the issue?

Gonzalingui
Thanks for the ideas and your help dealing with EE setups that are not in the sites document root folder
i have updated the plug-in for download to deal with setups like Gonzalingui’s
i have also added in EE’s filename security (just in case)

Dabbledoo
Well humm im not sure how that would work first it would have to fetch the remote image (since it is on a different domain and not available from the calling domains document root) and resize it

that would be no big deal to do really but i cant really check for updates on the remote image based on time.
well sometimes you can but not really very reliably. and i don’t think you would want your server doing a http request for every image you are resizing.

I would assume that boath these sites are on the same server but have different document roots
so could you not just create a symbolic link on www.appletell.com/ document root that points to the directory with your images on dabbledoo.com/

I used the instructions here to create a “symbolic link” between the appletell doc root and the appletell images folder on dabbledoo.com:

http://help.hardhathosting.com/question.php/95

Still does not work.

Your plugin works great from the dabbledoo.com domain… see here: http://www.dabbledoo.com/apple/testimg but it does not work from http://www.appletell.com/apple/testimg

Please advise.  We really need your plugin to work since PhpThumb absolutely kills the server.

Thanks!

Dabbledoo
make sure the user that is running the host for domain A has proper read wright permissions to the directory on host B
also check that you can view the images in your browser not sure the below example is how you have it pathed http://www.dabbledoo.com/ee/images/uploads/appletell/wilan-logo.jpg

http://uw714doc.sco.com/en/FD_files/Getting_to_a_file.html#Creating_a_link_to_a_directory

if none of that works
try turning on template debugging in the control panel or i could add in some output so we can see what is going on

I was wandering if anybody could help. I have a feeling that my error is because we are hosting on a windows server:

Notice: Undefined index: DOCUMENT_ROOT in D:\Domains\pfh.org.uk\wwwroot\admin\plugins\pi.imgsizer.php on line 129

I believe that DOCUMENT_ROOT might not be supported. Sorry if this is a newbie question to still getting to grips with php and EE.

My code look like the following:

Cheers,
Darren

As suspected the DOCUMENT_ROOT on IIS isn’t supported but if you create a seperate php.ini file and set the doc_root.

lumis - 01 November 2007 12:03 AM

Erin
yes you can control the height with 1.5 the width is scaled proportionally.

about your additional request for square sizes. i plan on doing this soon where it would resize depending on the width or height then chop off the additional “top and bottom” or “right and left” depending. very similar to how flickr does there “square size”

any news on square images (zoom crop) - that feature would certainly be very helpful.

thanks for a nice plugin.

Excellent plugin, but… I get following errormessage:

Notice: Undefined index:  extension in /hsphere/local/home/felicia/expressionengine.aomedia.se/svante/plugins/pi.imgsizer.php on line 128.

The strange thing is that it resizes my image ok, but leaves the errormessage. Any clues?

Heres my code that I’m using:

See http://expressionengine.aomedia.se/

I have found a bug (I think).

I am trying to call ImageSizer where I get the URL from some PHP code I have.

The following does not work, even though the image most definately exists:

EDIT: OK, still an issue…it seems that this plugin doesn’t handle PHP properly.

echo “”;
parsing input/output

lumis - 22 November 2007 02:47 AM

echo “”;
parsing input/output

huh?

the php parsing stage would have to be set to input instead of output

It is.

if you put just the image url in with no php does it work?

i just tried it with php as the src= param and it worked fine. do you have 1.5.2?