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Posted by Dotan Cohen on 03/26/05 13:56
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 21:32:44 -0500, Kevin Coyner <kevin@rustybear.com> wrote:
>
> Is there a way to create multiple jpg thumbnails from a series of larger
> originals and use all of the on-the-fly generated thumbnails in a page
> (without saving any of the thumbnails to the filesystem)?
>
> For example, I've got 5 full size jpg's in a directory, and I'd like to
> list them on a page in table form as follows
>
> image1.jpg thumnbnail image image1 size datestamp
> image2.jpg thumnbnail image image2 size datestamp
> image3.jpg thumnbnail image image3 size datestamp
> image4.jpg thumnbnail image image4 size datestamp
> image5.jpg thumnbnail image image5 size datestamp
>
> From php.net, I've found plenty of examples of how to create thumbnails
> from files and have done a couple successfully. My objective, however,
> is to have a page dynamically create multiple thumbnails from full sized
> images. I don't want to be creating and saving thumbnails to be used
> later.
>
> Possible? If so, then please just a pointer in the right direction.
>
> Thanks, Kevin
> --
For performance reasons, when I an image is uploaded at my site, a
thumbnail is made right then and there. original goes into /images/
and the thumb goes into /images/tn/ with the exact same file name.
Then I link as:
<a href='/images/file.jpg'>
<img src='/images/tn/file.jpg' alt='photo' border='0' />
</a>
Just my shtei agorot.
Dotan Cohen
http://Song-Lirics.com/
http://Song-Liriks.com/
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