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Thread: image resize

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    anybody know how to resize and save and image, to make thumbnails?

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    Just use the height and width properties with the <img> tag.

    <img src="/images/mygif.gif" height="15" width="25">

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    I think he means to actually resize the image.. not just in the HTML document.

    but I can't really tell..

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    actoul image

    i need to resize the image, if i just change the HTML the file size stays huge, and displaying many thumbnails on 1 page will time out for 56k guys

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    php

    i think this would be easiest to do in php, but not sure how, asp would require a component

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    well, you need the graphics lib to do this with PHP..

    can't you just have 2 images?

    one that is small, and one that is large?


    Thats the way I would do it..

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    user uploads

    the images are being uploaded by a user, I don't want to have them upload their own thumbnails too, i want the script to make the second file when the big one is uploaded

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    uh

    im still not sure how to do this, could i see some sample code? also, how do i load the additional graphics lib in windows?

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    I have no clue, thats the only thing I could find on it.

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    :(

    yeah, i had already seen that

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