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Minimum required version of GD

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Mark Overduin	Friday 21 November 2003 6:12:58 am As this topic title says: What is the minimum required version of GD to use all of Exponential's GD features? Right now, I'm having some minor problems when using GD images. I'm using GD 1.6.2. I can't really upgrade, it's not my server Exponential is running on. I want to know if these problems (no thumbnails are created and displayed) are solved if a new GD version is installed (GD 2 for example). I've build a work-around for it now, but it's not really satisfying solution, so this is the reason I'm asking. Thanks-a-lot!
Mark Overduin	Monday 24 November 2003 2:32:27 am Anyone?
Mark Overduin	Friday 28 November 2003 6:08:23 am Anyone?
Hans Melis	Friday 28 November 2003 6:58:56 am I've encountered the no-thumbnail problem as well, but only with 3.3 Beta 1. And that was with GD2 installed. I think it has to do with the new image system, but I'm still investigating it. What's your workaround? Maybe that can give a clue where to look for the real problem. -- Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Mark Overduin	Friday 28 November 2003 7:31:35 am I added some lines in 'eztemplateautoload.php' (take a look at http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/tips_tricks/including_php_files_in_templates to get an idea of what it's like). Anyways, in the file 'marksPHPfunctions.php' is a function that resizes an image to a thumbnail. At the time I did not have much time, so the function just changes the 'width' and 'height' attributes of the <img> tag (the function returns '<img src=dsfs width=xx height=xx>'. The proportions are saved, the image is just shown smaller, but the real size is actually the same. If I want to, I can create a real thumbnail, but as I said, at the time I didn't really have much time... Maybe some day :). -- Mark