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I need to upload an original image, a thumbnail at 1024x768 or 640x480 (whichever one the original image can be re-sized down to) and a second thumbnail 200 pixels wide. I've got version 6 currently, and I really don't want to have to upgrade. How can I do this easily? I know to upload the original image, I can use Code:iu.addParam("UploadSourceFile", "true");
And for the second thumbnail: Code:iu.addParam("UploadThumbnail2Width", "200");
iu.addParam("UploadThumbnail2FitMode", "Width");
But how can I get the first thumbnail that it either exactly 1024x768 or 640x480? Or at least those would be the minimum dimensions. I'm uploading these images for a flash application, so they have to be exactly the right dimensions, not 640x400 or 1000x768. If I have to do all the resizing on the server rather than with the uploader, it's kinda defeating the purpose of this software. Thanks! Michael Edited by moderator Saturday, April 30, 2011 2:28:56 AM(UTC)
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You need to write client-side script which initializes thumbnail setting depending on image size. Say, you need 640x480 thumbnail, in terms of your task this means that you should get thumbnail of 640x480 size or larger (this means that horizontal dimension is equal or larger than 640 pixels, vertical – is equal or larger than 480). Here are the steps: - You need to calculate resize ratio if you resize original image to 640 by width. If applying this ratio to vertical dimension, height becomes equal or bigger than 480, then your thumbnail settings: ThumbnailXFitMode: Width, ThumbnailXWidth: 640
- Otherwise, your thumbnail settings: ThumbnailXFitMode: Height, ThumbnailXHeight: 480
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Hello Michael, I prepared the sample application, which illustrates Dmitry’s description of the implementation. I attached it for your reference. Please download, and try it out. If you have any additional questions or problems please let me know. |
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Dmitry Obukhov
Technical Support. Aurigma, Inc.
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This code worked great for everything up until now. I'm uploading two different images, one larger than 1024x768 and one less than 1024x768. The code you provided resized the smaller one UP to 1024x768, instead of uploading it at 640x480.
I made sure the FilesPerOnePackageCount was set to 1 as well.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Michael
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Hello Michael,
Sorry, it is hard to say something not seeing your code and image caused the problem. Moreover Image Uploader cannot resize images up (if you have an image less than 1024x768, you cannot get 1024x768 thumbnail on server side).
Could you provide me with these both images and with access to a page where you tested this feature?
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