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Reply With QuoteTry specifying the sizex and sizey parameters like this (with your own numbers obviously)...should do the trick.
PHP Code:thumb.php?file=/images/image.jpg&sizex=600&sizey=480&nocache=1
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I am working on a site that has some large images in a bunch of galleries. I am setting it up so that the owner will be able to add images himself so that I won't have to... The big issue is the thumbnails...
So... I just installed phpThumb and it is really cool... creates the thumbnails for you on the fly...
BUT
I can not seem to get it to set the height and with to a specific size. I can specify the height and width parameters, but it uses the first one you specify and then scales the image and constrains the proportions... This makes the thumbnails different sizes if the source files are different sizes...
I need to make all of the thumbnails the exact same size regardless of the size of the source image...
Anyone know how to do this???
Thanks!!!
Try specifying the sizex and sizey parameters like this (with your own numbers obviously)...should do the trick.
PHP Code:thumb.php?file=/images/image.jpg&sizex=600&sizey=480&nocache=1
It tells me that sizey is a forbidden parameter... Can I change that???Originally Posted by Simsi
Hmmm...what version of the script do you have? Check near the top of the sourcecode. I have thumb.php v0.7 and it takes sizey as a param
Thanks for the help Simsi... Actually, I found the answer...
You need the "iar" (Ignore Aspect Ratio) parameter. You just set "&iar=1" and it will force to the "w" and "h" you set.
Nice oneThanks for the help Simsi... Actually, I found the answer...
You need the "iar" (Ignore Aspect Ratio) parameter. You just set "&iar=1" and it will force to the "w" and "h" you set.
It's an excellent script.
Yes, I am very impressed, and the answer came from one of the guys working on the project, he responded within hours of me asking, I was really pleased.. I am launching a new site for a client soon and this was one of my last hurdles to get over before going live...Nice one
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