Community Add-Ons

Below resize codes are not performing well on image quality and code was not well written doing such things properly (CAPS extention, detecting image type or so on). Getting image type is not a good option from image filename, better to get get it from binary information. So I decided to rewrite all.

- You can now set x or y value only, or both. If both set constrain value = 1 (or true) so calculation decides either x or y value to be used. Otherwise generated image's x or y size can be shrinked.

- Now you can set JPG quality

Corrected code to allow for the image resize to work with Capital filename extensions (example.JPG / example.GIF / example.PNG

The previous Image Resizer by Juri will not work with capitalized image extensions. ex .JPG or .GIF the code can easily be modified to accept these though.

The imageuploader can't upload images with width or height bigger then 1500px...
I made a new version that works perfect for all sizes of images

Fixed errors which would accumulate noticable results on prolonged iterative processing causing aspect deformation.

Now calculates the factor based on the width and height and applies in one go to prevent the above accumulation. Any minor rounding errors are now not noticable.

Fixes issue with landscape pictures. Supports both portrait and landscape now ;)

To update, simply overwrite the old code with the new.

This is a small contribution which simply verifies that the width and height of a newly uploaded image is within acceptable boundries.

If not, the image is resized to within the boundries, maintaining the aspect ratio using simple calculations, and resaved over the uploaded file.

This will not expand images which are below the boundries due to pixelation which will occur upon expansion of small images.

- Simple 1 step install.
- Saves space on webserver.
- Ensures that pages which display product images do not have an un-neccessarily long loading time on slower or overtaxed internet connections.