I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller than
AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger than AxB,
I will resize it.
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I use
height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to srink is a
ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200 to 30x60.
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
How can I do it if it is hosted remoted, and I only use the src hot link, --
so I must find a way to do it in Javascript to resize it.
20  2629  http://links.i6networks.com wrote on 16 aug 2004 in
comp.lang.javascript : I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller
than AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger
than AxB, I will resize it.
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I
use height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to
srink is a ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200
to 30x60.
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
Depends on your serverside platform, under ASP you would need a com
object I suppose. OT here.
How can I do it if it is hosted remoted, and I only use the src hot
link, -- so I must find a way to do it in Javascript to resize it.
Only IE tested:
<img id="pp" src="my.gif">
<script>
p = document.getElementById("pp")
w = p.clientWidth
h = p.clientHeight
// max 50x60
if (w>50||h>60){
if (w/h>50/60){
p.style.width='50px'
alert("width corrected, relative aspect kept")
} else {
p.style.height='60px'
alert("height corrected, relative aspect kept")
}
} else {
alert("no correction, is small enough")
}
</script>
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atec wrote:
Charles Sweeney wrote:
http://links.i6networks.com wrote:
You are a fucking nuiscance.
how did you determine that sweeney ?. (:P)
Strangely enough Mary, in much the same way you are.
Marty , me ?.
whoosh sweeny , whoosh
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atec wrote:
Charles Sweeney wrote:
atec wrote:
>
>
> Charles Sweeney wrote:
>>
>> http://links.i6networks.com wrote:
>>
>> You are a fucking nuiscance.
>
>
> how did you determine that sweeney ?. (:P)
Strangely enough Mary, in much the same way you are.
Marty , me ?.
whoosh sweeny , whoosh
Good girl.
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Charles Sweeney wrote:
atec wrote:
Charles Sweeney wrote:
atec wrote:
>
>
> Charles Sweeney wrote:
>>
>> http://links.i6networks.com wrote:
>>
>> You are a fucking nuiscance.
>
>
> how did you determine that sweeney ?. (:P)
Strangely enough Mary, in much the same way you are. Marty , me ?.
whoosh sweeny , whoosh
Good girl.
aha , you pat your self eh ?. now remind us what that's called .
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 atec <"atec77(notspam)"@hotmail.com> and Charles
Sweeney <me@charlessweeney.com> were both jackasses:
[snipped rubbish]
Will you please take this a more appropriate group or e-mail.
Mike
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Michael Winter wrote: [Follow-ups set to alt.flame]
On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 atec <"atec77(notspam)"@hotmail.com> and Charles
Sweeney <me@charlessweeney.com> were both jackasses:
[snipped rubbish]
Will you please take this a more appropriate group or e-mail.
Mike
I didn't realise this was going to comp.lang.javascript
If you were regular in AWW you would know that there are certain issues
between me and the "atec" character.
Therefore my initial feeling that you are a total wanker, is slightly
off.
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Charles Sweeney wrote:
Michael Winter wrote:
[Follow-ups set to alt.flame]
On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 atec <"atec77(notspam)"@hotmail.com> and Charles
Sweeney <me@charlessweeney.com> were both jackasses:
[snipped rubbish]
Will you please take this a more appropriate group or e-mail.
Mike
I didn't realise this was going to comp.lang.javascript
If you were regular in AWW you would know that there are certain issues
between me and the "atec" character.
Therefore my initial feeling that you are a total wanker, is slightly
off.
no issues his end sweeny
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Extremely smart. Thanks. http://links.i6networks.com wrote on 16 aug 2004 in
comp.lang.javascript:
I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller
than AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger
than AxB, I will resize it.
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I
use height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to
srink is a ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200
to 30x60.
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
Depends on your serverside platform, under ASP you would need a com
object I suppose. OT here.
How can I do it if it is hosted remoted, and I only use the src hot
link, -- so I must find a way to do it in Javascript to resize it.
Only IE tested:
<img id="pp" src="my.gif">
<script>
p = document.getElementById("pp")
w = p.clientWidth
h = p.clientHeight
// max 50x60
if (w>50||h>60){
if (w/h>50/60){
p.style.width='50px'
alert("width corrected, relative aspect kept")
} else {
p.style.height='60px'
alert("height corrected, relative aspect kept")
}
} else {
alert("no correction, is small enough")
}
</script>
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On 16 Aug 2004 09:28:25 GMT, "Evertjan."
<ex**************@interxnl.net> wrote: http://links.i6networks.com wrote on 16 aug 2004 in
comp.lang.javascript:
I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller
than AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger
than AxB, I will resize it.
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I
use height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to
srink is a ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200
to 30x60.
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
Depends on your serverside platform, under ASP you would need a com
object I suppose. OT here.
How can I do it if it is hosted remoted, and I only use the src hot
link, -- so I must find a way to do it in Javascript to resize it.
Only IE tested:
<img id="pp" src="my.gif">
<script>
p = document.getElementById("pp")
w = p.clientWidth
h = p.clientHeight
// max 50x60
if (w>50||h>60){
if (w/h>50/60){
p.style.width='50px'
alert("width corrected, relative aspect kept")
} else {
p.style.height='60px'
alert("height corrected, relative aspect kept")
}
} else {
alert("no correction, is small enough")
}
</script>
Image Elements have a "width" & "height" properties (according to the
book I'm reading, javascript : The Difinitive Guide)
Maybe using the getElementsByName() method might be of use.
<img name="thumbnail" src="pic1.gif>
<img name="thumbnail" src="pic2.gif>
<img name="thumbnail" src="pic3.gif>
<script>
var maxWidth=50, maxHeight=60;
var imgs = document.getElementsByName("thumbnail");
if (imgs.length >0) {
for (var i = 0; i < imgs.length; i++) {
if (imgs[i].width > maxWidth || img[i].height > maxHeight) {
imgs[i].width = maxWidth;
imgs[i].height = maxHeight;
}
}
}
</script>
(note untested code) and that I'm no expert so don't even know if the
above will work :P
HTH
Al.
Harag wrote on 16 aug 2004 in comp.lang.javascript : if (imgs[i].width > maxWidth || img[i].height > maxHeight) {
imgs[i].width = maxWidth;
imgs[i].height = maxHeight;
}
This will deform the pictures !
Please review my code.
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"http://links.i6networks.com" <Sa***************@alexa.com> writes: I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller than
AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger than AxB,
I will resize it.
The immediate method would be using the CSS properties max-width and
max-height. That is:
<img src="someImg.png" style="max-width:50px;max-height:60px;">
However, support is flakey. Opera and Mozilla doesn't agree on what to
do. Opera preserves aspect, Mozilla doesn't (it's Opera's behavior
that is correct according to CSS 2.1), and IE doesn't understand a
word of it, as usual.
So, you'll need Javascript, which means that you are in the correct
group.
(Followup-To set to comp.lang.javascript. When you crosspost, *please*
remember to set Followup-To to the most appropriate group)
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I use
height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to srink is a
ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200 to 30x60.
Try this:
---
<script type="text/javascript">
function restrictImage(image, x, y) {
var w = image.width;
var h = image.height;
if (w > x) {
h = h * (x/w);
w = x;
}
if (h > y) {
v = v * (y/h);
h = y;
}
image.width = Math.floor(w);
image.height = Math.floor(h);
}
</script>
<img src="../../PicA.png" onload="restrictImage(this,40,70);">
---
It's tested in IE 5+, Mozilla FireFox and Opera 7.5. It doesn't work in
Netscape 4 or Opera 6 (since they don't allow reflowing of the page after
loading).
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
That would probably be overkill if the images are fairly small. If
they are multi-megabyte images, then they *should* be reduced on the
server to prevent unnecessary transfer overhead. I don't know much
about server side programming, but I believe that some installations
of PHP has image manipulation functions installed.
How can I do it if it is hosted remoted, and I only use the src hot link, --
so I must find a way to do it in Javascript to resize it.
The above works to some extent. If you want it to work in browsers
like Netscape 4, you need to do some extra work ... or go for a server
side solution.
/L
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Evertjan. wrote: http://links.i6networks.com wrote on 16 aug 2004 in
comp.lang.javascript:
I need to display pictures, but only as large as AxB. If it is smaller
than AxB, then I will display it in the original size, if it is larger
than AxB, I will resize it.
However, if the size is 100x200, but I limited it to 50x60, then if I
use height x width, the image does not display well. So, I want it to
srink is a ratio of the original size, so it is will be from 100x200
to 30x60.
How can I do it if it is hosted on my server, -- Any server side image
program to change sizes?
Depends on your serverside platform, under ASP you would need a com
object I suppose. OT here.
but not here (AWW) - AspImage works well for this purpose.
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Recommended reading ... http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html http://www.aww-faq.org/
On 16 Aug 2004 16:34:25 GMT, "Evertjan."
<ex**************@interxnl.net> wrote: Harag wrote on 16 aug 2004 in comp.lang.javascript:
if (imgs[i].width > maxWidth || img[i].height > maxHeight) {
imgs[i].width = maxWidth;
imgs[i].height = maxHeight;
}
This will deform the pictures !
Correct. The main point of my message was to say that images have a
width & height property.
I've just done some tests and netscape 7.1 doesn't have clientWidth &
clientHeight on images so .width & .height will need to be used, and
the "scaling" code will need to be worked out another way. as NS
didn't scale both properties.
Yes, I know your code works great in IE. It will depend on if the OP
wants it to work in NS7.1 or just IE.
Please review my code.
I did do thanks :)
Al.
On 16 Aug 2004 16:34:25 GMT, "Evertjan."
<ex**************@interxnl.net> wrote: Harag wrote on 16 aug 2004 in comp.lang.javascript:
if (imgs[i].width > maxWidth || img[i].height > maxHeight) {
imgs[i].width = maxWidth;
imgs[i].height = maxHeight;
}
This will deform the pictures !
Please review my code.
revised code:
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic1.gif" width="200" height="100">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic2.gif" width="200" height="100">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic3.gif" width="200" height="100">
<script type="text/javascript">
var maxWidth=50, maxHeight=60;
var imgs = document.getElementsByName("thumbnail");
if (imgs.length >0) {
for (var i = 0; i < imgs.length; i++) {
w = imgs[i].width;
h = imgs[i].height;
if (w > maxWidth || h > maxHeight) {
if (w > maxWidth) {
h = h * (maxWidth/w);
w = maxWidth;
}
if (h > maxHeight) {
w = w * (y/maxHeight);
h = maxHeight;
}
imgs[i].width= w;
imgs[i].height = h;
}
}
}
</script>
Harag wrote on 17 aug 2004 in comp.lang.javascript : revised code:
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic1.gif" width="200" height="100">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic2.gif" width="200" height="100">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="mypic3.gif" width="200" height="100">
This will not work, as w = imgs[i].width; will always be 200.
leave out the 3 'width="200" height="100"'
<script type="text/javascript">
var maxWidth=50, maxHeight=60;
var imgs = document.getElementsByName("thumbnail");
if (imgs.length >0) {
This 'if ...' is superfluous,
as the 'var i = 0;i < imgs.length' will take care of it.
for (var i = 0; i < imgs.length; i++) {
w = imgs[i].width;
h = imgs[i].height;
if (w > maxWidth || h > maxHeight) {
if (w > maxWidth) {
h = h * (maxWidth/w);
Why would you want to specify the height here as the browser will do this
itself from the width correction? (*)
[IE certainly, others probably: otherwise delete the //s below]
w = maxWidth;
}
if (h > maxHeight) {
If both h and w are oversize, this second condition will overwrite the
first, resulting sometimes in a w that is far larger than maxWidth.
You really need this 'if (w/h > maxWidth/maxHeight) ...'
w = w * (y/maxHeight);
Same objection as in (*), but reversed.
h = maxHeight;
}
imgs[i].width= w;
imgs[i].height = h;
}
}
}
</script>
===============
So I would suggest this:
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="my1.gif">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="my2.gif">
<br><img name="thumbnail" src="my3.gif">
<script type="text/javascript">
var maxWidth=50, maxHeight=60;
var imgs = document.getElementsByName("thumbnail");
for (var i = 0; i < imgs.length; i++) {
w = imgs[i].width;
h = imgs[i].height;
if (w > maxWidth || h > maxHeight) {
if (w/h > maxWidth/maxHeight) {
imgs[i].width = maxWidth;
// imgs[i].height = h * (maxWidth/w);
// perhaps necessary in some nonIE browsers?
} else {
imgs[i].height = maxHeight;
// imgs[i].width = h * (maxHeight/w);
// perhaps necessary in some nonIE browsers?
}
}
}
</script>
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