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It might be your code, I do things a little different with images with what is supplied but you could try

{exp:imgsizer:size src="{custom_image_field}" width="204" height="167"}

See if that works. It should output the img tag

No luck. Thanks though.

I’ve used ImageSizer on 15+ projects before this one without any trouble. 

But luckily I can get away without using it on this project.

I’m getting a strange error when using remote=“on” - and using an external image.

Can someone test this?

EE 2.1.0
Lumis: 2.6

But removing remote=“on” and using a local image it works….

I see that David Rencher (Lumis) has just released a new version, Imagesizer 2.6.4 for EE2
There are quite a few changes in the code comparing it to 2.6.0
I don’t understand the code to know exactly what the differences mean though, but maybe it will fix the problems people are having.

I have been working on an upgrade from our 1.6.9 EE site moving to EE 2.4 and when I went to enable and call the Image sizer plug-in I immediate got errors in Safari and Firefox.

Neither browser would load the page when calling the Image Sizer tags.

In Safari (Mac) I got the error

Cannot decode raw data: NSURLErrorDomain:-1015

In Firefox:

Content Encoding Error

I discovered that I could fix the issue by setting the ‘Enable GZIP Output?’ setting to ‘n’ in the EE control panel (Admin > System Administration > Output and Debugging Preferences).

I believe it may be due to how the plug-in passes back the output to EE.  This add-on looks like it had a similar issue until it was modified to pass the output back to EE’s output handler rather than output directly.

Anyone know how this fix might be implemented?

I’m getting the same error. Not sure if it is Image Sizer that is the only culprit. I’ve changed to GZIP output to “no” and am still getting the “cannot decode raw data” error in Safari and “Content Encoding Error” in FF. Can anyone help with this?

To anyone getting the Deprecated function remove_double_slashes() warning in the Developer’s log of 2.6.x EE installs:

This can be fixed relatively easily. It’s the result of a function in EE being replaced by a helper. (See this link if you’re super geeky: EE Dev Reference)

Just open the imgsizer plugin file (/system/expressionengine/third_party/imgsizer/pi.imgsizer.php) and add this line

$this->EE->load->helper('string');

That loads the helper. Then replace all instances of

$some-variable = $this->EE->functions->remove_double_slashes($some-variable);

with

$some-variable = reduce_double_slashes($some-variable);

where $some-variable is some defined variable.

This fix was totally nicked from Devot-ee’s support forums for a different add-on.