File Upload Problem with Thumbnails

[callieandmark]

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of
the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

[Mike Roetgers]

ca***********@y ahoo.co.uk schrieb:

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of
the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

Maybe post_max_size is set to 1M in your php.ini?

[callieandmark]

No, the post_max is set at 8M
Thanks

[shimmyshack]

On 26 Mar, 15:06, "callieandm...@ yahoo.co.uk"
<callieandm...@ yahoo.co.ukwrot e:

No, the post_max is set at 8M
Thanks

advice is to post your code for better answers.
Do you use exif data to create the thumb, perhaps the larger jpgs
don't have that info, etc.. just guesses at this point.

[delishus]

On Mar 26, 5:53 am, "callieandm...@ yahoo.co.uk"
<callieandm...@ yahoo.co.ukwrot e:

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of
the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

You also need to check the size of your upload_max_file size in the
php.ini - if your post_max is 8M, then your upload_max is probably
only 2M.

[callieandmark]

The upload max is 20M.
If i try to upload a large file (over 1mb) it uploads fine, its just
that the thumbnail is not created.

The code is :
$tsize = "300"; //thumbnails size (pixel)
$path = "uploads/"; //image path, where the images should be
uploaded to
$tpath = "thumbs/"; //your thumbnails path
$name="$uploade d_file_name";
$imgf = "$uploaded_file _name";
$thbf = $tpath.$imgf;
function createthumb($na me,$filename,$n ew_w,$new_h){
$system=explode ('.',$name);
if (preg_match('/jpg|jpeg|JPG/',$system[1])){
$src_img=imagec reatefromjpeg($ name);
}
if (preg_match('/png|PNG/',$system[1])){
$src_img=imagec reatefrompng($n ame);
}
if (preg_match('/gif|GIF/',$system[1])){
$src_img=imagec reatefromgif($n ame);
}

$old_x=imageSX( $src_img);
$old_y=imageSY( $src_img);
if ($old_x $old_y) {
$thumb_w=$new_w ;
$thumb_h=$old_y *($new_h/$old_x);
}
if ($old_x < $old_y) {
$thumb_w=$old_x *($new_w/$old_y);
$thumb_h=$new_h ;
}
if ($old_x == $old_y) {
$thumb_w=$new_w ;
$thumb_h=$new_h ;
}

$dst_img=ImageC reateTrueColor( $thumb_w,$thumb _h);
imagecopyresamp led($dst_img,$s rc_img,0,0,0,0, $thumb_w,$thumb _h,$old_x,
$old_y);
if (preg_match("/png/",$system[1]))
{
imagepng($dst_i mg,$filename);
}
if (preg_match("/gif/",$system[1]))
{
imagegif($dst_i mg,$filename);
}
else {
imagejpeg($dst_ img,$filename);
}
imagedestroy($d st_img);
imagedestroy($s rc_img);
}
createthumb($pa th.$imgf,$tpath .$imgf,$tsize,$ tsize);

[Willem Bogaerts]

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of

the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

Does the full jpg gets uploaded properly? In that case, it is not in the
upload settings.

I guess that you use the gd image functions. In that case, note that a
jpg is a compressed image. To work with it, it must be uncompressed. If
you want to resample it, you'd probably have both the original and the
target uncompressed in memory at some point. If you configure PHP to use
only a limited amount of memory, that memory may be too little, even if
the uploaded file is not that big. Does increasing the memory limit help?

Best regards,
--
Willem Bogaerts

Application smith
Kratz B.V.
http://www.kratz.nl/

[shimmyshack]

On 26 Mar, 15:48, Willem Bogaerts
<w.bogae...@kra tz.maardanzonde rditstuk.nlwrot e:

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of
the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

Does the full jpg gets uploaded properly? In that case, it is not in the
upload settings.

I guess that you use the gd image functions. In that case, note that a
jpg is a compressed image. To work with it, it must be uncompressed. If
you want to resample it, you'd probably have both the original and the
target uncompressed in memory at some point. If you configure PHP to use
only a limited amount of memory, that memory may be too little, even if
the uploaded file is not that big. Does increasing the memory limit help?

Best regards,
--
Willem Bogaerts

Application smith
Kratz B.V.http://www.kratz.nl/

uploads are slow, i think this is a max execution problem time
problem, as you script works fine and fast for 2-3MB files, tested on
15MB file - /then/ the memory was high, but otherwise pretty small.
2*1024^2 / 30 is about 500kbits/s which is kinda what you expect the
wrong end of ADSL to be - the upper limit for us poor UK'rs

[shimmyshack]

On 26 Mar, 15:48, Willem Bogaerts
<w.bogae...@kra tz.maardanzonde rditstuk.nlwrot e:

I have a very simple file upload script which creates a thumbnail of
the file (jpg) upon uploading. This works fine with small images,
however, if i try to upload a file over about 1mb the thumbnail
dosen't show. Any ideas ?
Thanks for any advice.

Does the full jpg gets uploaded properly? In that case, it is not in the
upload settings.

I guess that you use the gd image functions. In that case, note that a
jpg is a compressed image. To work with it, it must be uncompressed. If
you want to resample it, you'd probably have both the original and the
target uncompressed in memory at some point. If you configure PHP to use
only a limited amount of memory, that memory may be too little, even if
the uploaded file is not that big. Does increasing the memory limit help?

Best regards,
--
Willem Bogaerts

Application smith
Kratz B.V.http://www.kratz.nl/

well of course 2*8*1024^2/30 !

[callieandmark]

Mx execution time is set at 50000 which i believe is a pretty long
time ?