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<DIV></DIV>That is true, my camera exceeds the default size limit in the php.ini file, so I always have to increase those limits.<BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">-------------- Original message from David Champion <dchampion@visionary.com>: -------------- <BR><BR><BR>> I would resize the image at upload time (using something like what Tony <BR>> posted). Be careful of aspect ratio - the uploader I've used (in <BR>> vbscript - sorry) would let you specify the vertical limit, then scale <BR>> to keep the aspect ratio. <BR>> <BR>> End users typically don't know / don't care about image sizes and such - <BR>> they'll upload full resolution images from their shiny new 7mp camera, <BR>> then complain when they take too long to load. <BR>> <BR>> -dc <BR>> <BR>> Dave J. Hala Jr. wrote: <BR>> > I'm working on a site for dog adoptions. I'd like to track some basic <BR>> > information about the dog along with its photo. An admin will upload a <BR>> > image and type in the basic information. The home page w
ill look in the <BR>> > database and display the dogs bio for the all the homeless dogs. <BR>> > <BR>> > My concern is regarding the image of the dog. What I want to avoid is <BR>> > having to deal with a bunch of oddly sized images, etc. I'm considering <BR>> > putting together some criteria for the admin to use when uploading the <BR>> > image. I was considering forcing the image size using the height and <BR>> > width tags in my html. My concern is that it still leaves a lot of room <BR>> > for an admin to do some bad things. <BR>> > <BR>> > Anyone have any thoughts/experience on this issue? <BR>> > <BR>> > :) Dave <BR>> > <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> _______________________________________________ <BR>> ciapug mailing list <BR>> ciapug@cialug.org <BR>> http://cialug.org/mailman/listinfo/ciapug </BLOCKQUOTE>
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