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Forum Guru
 
Group: Customers
Last Login: 11/12/2008 5:00:44 PM
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| The config.xml still suggests that if you enable thumbnails, that two direcctories are used for the 100x100 and 250x250 thumbnails. However, with 2.0.11, it always uses the directory thumbnails. This: - is breaking current functionality of my site in a big way; i.e. it is not backwards compatible at all. - means we have only single thumbnail for both the small as well as the larger thumbnails - means the documentation is wrong. rgds, Ronald
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Grand Master
 
Group: Customers
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| Sincere apologies Ronald for breaking the functionality of your site. To be honest I did not think anyone was actually using thumbnails! I was aware a number of people were uploading pictures many megabytes in size. I revised the thumbnail feature in an effort to persuade more people to use it. To this end I produced a utility to assist in the production of thumbnails (see http://support.genopro.com/FindPost18499.aspx). I do not think having a single thumbnail folder is a big drawback. 250x250 pictures will be resized to 100x100 by the browser when required and it avoids the overhead of producing and uploading two thumbnails for each picture. Obviously there is a some overhead when downloading 250x250 when only 100x100 is required but generally not a significant one. I had forgotten to revise the documentation in Config.xml regarding thumbnails. I will attend to this in the next release. As a fix to your web site without moving pictures could you perhaps alias pictures/250x250 as thumbnails?
'lego audio video erro ergo disco' or "I read, I listen, I watch, I make mistakes, therefore I learn"
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Forum Guru
Group: Customers
Last Login: 11/12/2008 5:00:44 PM
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| I'll move the 250x250 thumbnails to the thumbnails folder. However, I would have liked the functionality as it was before. It was very flexible and allowed you to have multiple different versions of the thumbnails, which, certainly in some pages really matter. I have also automated the whole thumbnail creation (also with irfanview, long before you were announcing that on the forum). I automatically create 100x100, 250x250 and 1000x1000 representations of the photos. I will not allow photos of 10 to 20 mb to be downloaded from my website, although I have 350 GB diskspace and 3500 GB bandwidth per month. It just doesn't make sense. So before publishing to the web, all versions are recreated and the original photos are replaced by max 1000x1000 versions. I have all versions of that last year available on my website. (approx. 30 different generations), each approx 300 MB in size. This works well and certainly is appreciated by the relaties that visit my site. I'll make the changes to my automatic generation and only generate the 250x250 and 1000x1000 thumbnails. rgds, Ronald PS. Just for fun: my ~1200 - 100x100 thumbnails total less than 7 mb my ~1200 - x250x250 thumbnails total more than 17mb my ~1200 - 1000x1000 thumbnails total more than 100 mb my ~1200 original pictures total more than 450 mb
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