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just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Resizing picture with PHP? [duplicate] up vote -1 down vote favorite This question already has an answer here: imagecreatefromjpeg and similar functions
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are not working in PHP 6 answers I need to resize a picture to a fixed size. But it doesn't work and have error, what do i do? ONLINE DEMO: http://codepad.org/3OrIHfoy ERROR: Fatal error: Call to undefined function imagecreatefromjpeg() on line 58 PHP: 1.0) $ratio = 1.0; //compute sizes $sy = floor(imagesy($img) * $ratio); $sx = floor(imagesx($img) * $ratio); //compute margins //Using these margins centers the image in the thumbnail. //If you always want the image to the top left, //set both of these to 0 $m_y = floor(($box_h - $sy) / 2); $m_x = floor(($box_w - $sx) / 2); //Copy the image data, and resample // //If you want a fast and ugly thumbnail, //replace imagecopyresampled with imagecopyresized if(!imagecopyresampled($new, $img, $m_x, $m_y, //dest x, y (margins) 0, 0, //src x, y (0,0 means top left) $sx, $sy,//dest w, h (resample to this size (computed above) imagesx($img), imagesy($img)) //src w, h (the full size of the original) ) { //copy failed imagedestroy($new); return null;
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re-enable javascript to access full functionality. [SOLVED] Fatal error: Call fatal error call to undefined method php to undefined function: Started by adam291086, Oct 01 2007 11:28 AM Please log in to reply fatal error call to undefined method wordpress 3 replies to this topic #1 adam291086 adam291086 Advanced Member Members 1,312 posts Posted 01 October 2007 - 11:28 AM I have an online photogallery nearly http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21714731/resizing-picture-with-php working. I get the error below and have no idea why its happening. The 'Still Here!' bit is what the code is echoing so i can see if that set of code works. I have followed a tutorial for this and Not really sure what to do. Still here! Fatal error: Call https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/71346-solved-fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function/ to undefined function: insert_location() in /homepages/12/d214897219/htdocs/adam/create_thumbnails.php on line 48 This is the create-thumbnails code "); echo("Click here to start processing your images."); die(); } elseif (!$_POST['album_id']){ echo("No album selected. Please choose an album to upload images to."); die(); } else { for($i = 0; $i < count($_FILES['image']['tmp_name']); $i++){ $fileName = $_FILES['image']['name'][$i]; copy($_FILES['image']['tmp_name'][$i], IMAGE_FULL . $fileName); $thumb = new GallerySizer(); if($thumb->getLocation($_FILES['image']['name'][$i])){ if($thumb->loadImage()){ echo("Still here!"); if($thumb->getSize()){ if($thumb->setThumbnail()){ if($thumb->copyThumbImage()){ if($thumb->resizeImage()){ $thumb->copyResizedImage(); } } } } } else { echo("Invalid image/file has been uploaded. Please upload a supported file-type (JPEG/PNG)"); unlink(IMAGE_FULL . $fileName); die(); } insert_location($thumb); } } //insert image function insert_location($thumb_obj) { $image_location = $thumb_obj->getImageLocation(); $thumb_location = $thumb_obj->getThu
tips & solutions https://bytes.com/topic/php/answers/725678-how-resize-image from a community of 418,550 IT Pros & Developers. https://inkplant.com/code/php-resize-image-function It's quick & easy. how to resize image P: 11 kujtim i got very hight resolution images . i would like to resize it to 800 with 600 px without using image editor is there anything fatal error like this on php something simple please help.. Oct 19 '07 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 7 Replies Expert 5K+ P: 6,050 Markus i got very hight resolution images . i would like to resize it to 800 with 600 px without using image fatal error call editor is there anything like this on php something simple please help.. Yup, i have a code that should work just fine for you - providing you have a website or winamp on localhost, or something. Save this as 'imgsize.php' Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers 0){ //calculateresizedheightandwidthifpercentisdefined $percent=$percent*0.01; $w=$sw*$percent; $h=$sh*$percent; }else{ if(isset($w)AND!isset($h)){ //autocomputeheightifonlywidthisset $h=(100/($sw/$w))*.01; $h=@round($sh*$h); }elseif(isset($h)AND!isset($w)){ //autocomputewidthifonlyheightisset $w=(100/($sh/$h))*.01; $w=@round($sw*$w); }elseif(isset($h)ANDisset($w)ANDisset($constrain)){ //getthesmallerresultingimagedimensionifbothheight //andwidtharesetand$constrainisalsoset $hx=(100/($sw/$w))*.01; $hx=@round($sh*$hx); $wx=(100/($sh/$h))*.01; $wx=@round($sw*$wx); if($hx<$h){ $h=(100/($sw/$w))*.01; $h=@round($sh*$h); }else{ $w=(100/($sh/$h))*.01; $w=@round($sw*$w); } } } $im=@ImageCreateFromJPEG($img)or//ReadJPEGImage $im=@ImageCreateFromPNG($img)or//orPNGImage $im=@ImageCreateFromGIF($img)or//orGIFImage $im=false;//IfimageisnotJPEG,PNG,orGIF if(!$im){ //WegeterrorsfromPHP'sImageCreatefunctions... //Solet'sechobackthecontentsoftheactualimage. readfile($img); }else{ //Createtheresizedimagedestination $thumb=@ImageCreateTrueColor($w,$h); //Copyfromimagesource,resizeit,andpastetoimagedestination @ImageCopyResampled($thumb,$im,0,0,0,0,$w,$h,$sw,$sh); //Outputresizedimage @ImageJPEG($thumb); }
so that the aspect ratio is maintained. The second allows you to set a maximum width or height and then shrinks the image to fit those specifications. And, the third forces the image into a specific size, even if that means that the aspect ratio is changed. Additionally, I've constructed a function that loads and saves the images (in JPEG, GIF, PNG, or BMP format) and provides detailed error reporting in case something goes wrong. We'll start with the examples first and then explain how everything works.ExamplesThey say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, here's a few pictures... you can decide how many words they're worth. The penguin to the left is the image we'll start with. He's 111 x 193 pixels. In all three examples, we use the resize_image helper function to load up and save the actual image files.resize_image('crop','penguin.jpg','penguin_crop.jpg',100,100);As you can see, this poor penguin was cropped into a smaller image, 100 x 100 pixels, using the resize_image_crop function.resize_image('max','penguin.jpg','penguin_max.jpg',100,100);With the resize_image_max function, we specified that this penguin would have a max height or width of 100 pixels. Since the original is taller than it is wide, the new penguin is 100 pixels tall, but only 57 pixels wide.resize_image('force','penguin.jpg','penguin_force.jpg',100,100);Finally, we created this squished penguin using the resize_image_force function. He is 100 x 100 pixels, but because no cropping occured, the original aspect ratio was abandoned.resize_image_crop($image,$width,$height)This function generates a new image in the dimensions you specify, maintaining the aspect ratio by cropping when necessary.1.