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Check for image resolution 19 Apr 2012 17:28 #2063

tr4ding
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Hy everybody and thank you in advance for your great support!!!

I'd like to check not only for extension and size of an image, but also for resolution.....

Looking around I've seen that this code returns width and height of jpg:

$img = @imagecreatefromjpeg('./1.jpg');
$x = ImageSX($img);
$y = ImageSY($img);

How could I implement this solution (presumely in classes/upload.php) in order to check for specific resolutions? (In my case are 640*480 and 800*600).

I hope not boring you.

Thank you!

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Re: Check for image resolution 19 Apr 2012 19:45 #2064

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To do this :

To know the size of the navigator window (not the resolution), you should send the values (x,y) in an url parameter. (You get first these size trough javascript).

Then, you receive them and treat them in order to adjust your thumb sizes.

- If you define predefined fixed sizes (better), you can create cache thumbs.
- If you resize the image to any sizes, you should'nt recreate cache files and directly output the resized image.

Hope it helps.

EDIT : You can store these navigator sizes in session and resend the values throuht AJAX (invisible), anytime that the user resize its window ;-)

Coding is now a piece of cake

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