http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ e2interactive forums Tag: Images en Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:46:37 +0000 http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/19#post-596 Tue, 06 May 2008 11:11:14 +0000 brubakrn 596@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>That's what I thought, but my images are 50px wide, with 4px right-margin and 1px border, so I changed moveamount to 56, still keeps scrolling even though there's no more images. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/19#post-587 Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:57:58 +0000 e2 587@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Because you've change the default thumbnail size you need to change the javascript to know what size thumbnails you are using. The variable is <code>var moveamount=106;</code> in the e2photo.js file. You'll have to accomadate for image size plus pixel padding on the images that is added in the CSS. I think it is 2-4px on each side of the image. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/19#post-583 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 12:25:40 +0000 brubakrn 583@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Hello, I was able to change the size that the uploader generates thumb as by changing the values here in the index.php located in the uploader folder:</p> <p><code><br /> $handle-&gt;image_resize = true;<br /> $handle-&gt;image_y = 100;<br /> $handle-&gt;image_x = 100;<br /> $handle-&gt;jpeg_quality = 95;<br /> </code></p> <p>But now the thumbs keep scrolling to the right even though there aren't any more thumbs there. Any idea why?<br /> Here's where I've been playing around with it.<br /> <a href="http://www.foopyou.com/si/portfolio/" rel="nofollow">http://www.foopyou.com/si/portfolio/</a> </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-543 Mon, 07 Apr 2008 07:46:18 +0000 e2 543@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>The large image loads for me, what browser are you using? </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-540 Fri, 04 Apr 2008 10:25:35 +0000 chucknorrisrules 540@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>sorry...here's my test gallery:</p> <p><a href="http://gesarsfootprint.com/e2_photo_gallery_full/index.php#" rel="nofollow">http://gesarsfootprint.com/e2_photo_gallery_full/index.php#</a> </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-539 Fri, 04 Apr 2008 10:17:46 +0000 chucknorrisrules 539@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>btw, I tried removing everything like you said, and every time I remove it, I am able to upload the image fine, and I can see that the image is in the proper directory, also the thumb is created fine and all the info is there, however the large image just doesn't load...the "loading" message just keeps spinning. I made sure that the image was within 600x600 too. </p> <p>Any ideas? </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-538 Fri, 04 Apr 2008 10:09:28 +0000 chucknorrisrules 538@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Hi. I really like your gallery, and am trying to get it to work for me. I'm making a gallery for someone else who isn't very computer savvy, and it's really important that the IPTC info not get lost when using the upload. So...</p> <p>I saw in the post above that you said to find: </p> <p>$handle-&gt;image_resize = true;<br /> $handle-&gt;image_ratio = true;<br /> $handle-&gt;image_y = 600;<br /> $handle-&gt;image_x = 600;<br /> $handle-&gt;jpeg_quality = 95;</p> <p>Then you said to "remove" it. Do you actually mean to remove all the various $handle statments ? Or would it also be possible to just change the "true" to "false" in the image_resize ? </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-529 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 22:41:47 +0000 leo 529@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>hello e2.</p> <p>thank you very much. that works perfect for me.<br /> maybe I 'll try to get some bigger images into the gallery like 700x700</p> <p>thanks for your help.<br /> leo </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-528 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 07:11:16 +0000 e2 528@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Yes, if you have the uploader simply upload the files and not resize the large images. To do this, simple open up the index.php file inside the uploader and find the following line:</p> <pre><code>$handle-&gt;image_resize = true; $handle-&gt;image_ratio = true; $handle-&gt;image_y = 600; $handle-&gt;image_x = 600; $handle-&gt;jpeg_quality = 95;</code></pre> <p>If you remove this, it will simply upload the files as is. But you will need to batch process your images pre-hand to no more than 600x600 for the images to work in the gallery (unless you modify the gallery to accept larger images). The uploader will upload the images, and create the thumbails, but not rewrite the images so the IPTC data should stay intact. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-527 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 23:29:55 +0000 leo 527@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>hello e2.</p> <p>is there a way that the uploader doesn't remove the IPTC Infos?<br /> your way looks to me a bit non common.</p> <p>anyway, how do you add the IPTC Infos to the images?<br /> do you download the images via FTP, add the IPTC Data and re-upload the images?</p> <p>thanks. leo </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-526 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 10:01:09 +0000 e2 526@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Yeah the gallery uploader removes the IPTC info, I typically upload the photos and then add the IPTC data after upload. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-522 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 07:22:06 +0000 julianarp 522@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>I am having the same problem. This is such a great script, please help.<br /> This is my url if that helps...</p> <p><a href="http://www.sylviadeswaan.com/gallery1.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.sylviadeswaan.com/gallery1.php</a> </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/123#post-519 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 08:38:37 +0000 leo 519@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>hello.</p> <p>I've installed the gallery on my local xampp development environment. when I do some pic "uploads", the thumbnails were created and the pics are in the gallery. so everything looks fine.</p> <p>but when I've click on the Info Button, no IPTC Infos are shown.<br /> I've checked the images before the upload in photoshop, so all infos are in the file.<br /> Then I've checked the image after the upload in potoshop and all IPTC Infos are empty?</p> <p>so where's the error?</p> <p>need some help and would be great to get some infos.<br /> by tthe way, it's an awesome gallery script.</p> <p>thanks, leo </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/29#post-108 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 07:51:52 +0000 e2 108@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>I meant to say config.php file, not index.php file above. I edited my post to reflect that. You should only need to edit the config.php file witht he setting of where your folders are and set up your username and password. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/29#post-107 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 03:08:58 +0000 kalman 107@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>I am having this error as well. What are the correct settings for the index.php? Is that the gallery index or the uploader index? </p> <p>-Thank You </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/29#post-99 Sat, 03 Nov 2007 10:19:10 +0000 e2 99@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>You need to set you images directory first and also set it to chmod 777 so that you can upload photos to it.</p> <p>The steps are:</p> <p>1. Create an image and thumbnail folder where you'd like to upload your photos.</p> <p>2. Set the folders to chmod 777</p> <p>3. Set up the config.php with the correct settings and then you should be able to upload </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/29#post-97 Sat, 03 Nov 2007 09:39:25 +0000 tecniuc 97@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>i've a problem when i upload images...</p> <p>Large Image Not Uploaded<br /> Error: Destination directory can't be created. Can't carry on a process<br /> Thumbnail not created and not uploaded<br /> Error: Destination directory can't be created. Can't carry on a process</p> <p>how i can resolve it???<br /> what is the correct procedure to upload images? </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/19#post-67 Wed, 03 Oct 2007 07:16:53 +0000 e2 67@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Thanks glad to see you like it.</p> <p>You can change the size of the thumbnails, but you'll have to resize and upload them manually to the thumbnail image folder. The uploader automatically resize but right now they resize to 100x100.</p> <p>If you want 6 rows of thumbnails, you'll need to modify the css a little too. The style you'd need to change is the #widthbox, it is set to display:inline; if you took that off and then gave the #widthbox a specific width, you might be able to do rows. I haven't really messed with trying this so it would be a little bit of trial and error till you get it to do what you want. </p> http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/topic/19#post-65 Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:46:16 +0000 sinisters 65@http://www.e2interactive.com/blog/forums/ <p>Hello</p> <p>First of all: Wow super nice script and execution!<br /> I'm so happy with it!</p> <p>But offcourse i have a question.<br /> I want to adjust the size of the thumbnail images..I dont have a clue where to change this. I prefer to see smaller thumnail images and idealy it will me 5 colums (as it is) but 6 rows. So you can see 30 (smaller) thumbnails in one time.<br /> Can you help me out?</p> <p>Thanks So much<br /> Keep up the good work.</p> <p>Roland </p>