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no need to make intermediate pictures

Started by RayV, July 07, 2004, 11:28:41 PM

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RayV

How can i config coppermine 1.3.0 so i don't need to make intermediate pictures but it uses original pic in small format?

I'm using this in coppermine 1.1
Never had to make intermediate pictures but it displays first the picture in 1/3 of the size. Then by clicking on it it opens te java pop up with full picture.


Ray

kanuut

if you dont want intermediate pictures being created at all you can turn this off in the admin config menu. I hope this answered your question.

By the way:
I wonder if it was possible to turn off the intermediate creation but still having pictures showed smaller at first with height and width being set by html-tags. This would save a lot of space but would result in higher traffic. Nonetheless this is a feature i would like to see in a future version of cppermine gallery! (i have no troubles with traffic but a lack of space on my webserver ;) )


Joachim Müller

This feature already exists afaik, go to coppermine config and set "Create intermediate pictures" to "No". Coppermine will then display the full-sized pics in displayimage.php, sized down in the browser, using the width and height attributes of the html <img> tag.

GauGau

kanuut

QuoteThis feature already exists afaik, go to coppermine config and set "Create intermediate pictures" to "No". Coppermine will then display the full-sized pics in displayimage.php, sized down in the browser, using the width and height attributes of the html <img> tag.

GauGau

I'm afraid not. Images are displayed full-size if you turn "Create intermediate pictures" off.