Hi, i'm currently running 4.0 RC1.9 - and i'm trying to get the image uploaded to be resized before it sends it in an email - at the moment a full image could be over 2mb and an old version of chronoforms managed to resize this to under 100kb and attach it to an email. is this possible with new version? if so could you let me know how to do it please? many thanks for a super product. Ben.
The Resize Image plugn in CFv3 was written by a user and so far hasn't been upgraded to CFv4 :-( It's on a very long 'to-do' list of mine.
You can do the same thing by custom coding it; alternatively you could just put a link into the email and let the user click that to see the full image? Not ideal but simple to do.
I wanted to share my experience with you, just in case somebody else needs to create thumbnails or different picture sizes for their projects. After fighting with google and joomla extensions directory with no luck, I found a php script that it's magic for my project.
It is called Smart Image Resizer. What I like is that it's really simple and very powerful. You can create unlimited sizes from the original image, croped or with maintained aspect ratio, choose quality for each, etc. Be sure to download the latest, it is called: SLIR 2.0
The Resize Image plugn in CFv3 was written by a user and so far hasn't been upgraded to CFv4 :-( It's on a very long 'to-do' list of mine.
You can do the same thing by custom coding it; alternatively you could just put a link into the email and let the user click that to see the full image? Not ideal but simple to do.
Bob
I wanted to share my experience with you, just in case somebody else needs to create thumbnails or different picture sizes for their projects. After fighting with google and joomla extensions directory with no luck, I found a php script that it's magic for my project.
It is called Smart Image Resizer. What I like is that it's really simple and very powerful. You can create unlimited sizes from the original image, croped or with maintained aspect ratio, choose quality for each, etc. Be sure to download the latest, it is called: SLIR 2.0
The php script can be found here: http://shiftingpixel.com/2008/03/03/smart-image-resizer/.
Looks very useful, thank you.
Bob