** Any one know about an Oscommerce module to resize image..

Yes, I am using this one and it works great! Just make sure your server
has the GD Library enable for PHP/Apache.


'On the Fly' Auto Thumbnailer using GD Library

This modification uses the GD 2 image library, which now comes packaged
with most PHP builds, to dynamically generate your product image
thumbnails on the fly. It works with GIFs, JPGs and PNGs, produces much
smaller thumbnail file sizes (saving bandwidth), maintains the proper
ratio of your pics, and does not create any extra files on your server.

Easy installation involves adding only one file and updating the
tep_image function. It should work with osC 2.1-2.2

Unfortunately, transparencies are not supported as of this release. GIF
creation was disabled in the GD Library due to liscencing issues with
Compuserve (Gifs are thumbnailed as JPGs), and I haven't got the PNG
transparencies quite worked out.

<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2226" target="_blank">http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2226</a>

Regards,



cgu RemoveThis @laker.net wrote:
 > I have seen .net programs which can actually / truley resize an image
 > on the fly. This way, only one image is uploaded to a site (say the
 > larger image) and then when you view a page of thumbnails, the
 > thumbnails can actually be created on the fly at a specific size. This
 > can help a site load much quicker as some sites simply constrain an
 > image to a smaller thumbnail even though the end-user is downloading
 > the whole original large image (thus the page takes a much longer time
 > to load). It can be very time consuming to make 2 images (a small
 > thumbnail and a larger image for every image), thus I have seen a few
 > image manipulation programs which can do this for you on the fly on a
 > web site.
 >
 > Has anyone seen one of these as a module plug-in / addition for
 > Oscommerce?
 >
 > -David
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