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| MakeJPGThumb |
Have you ever wanted to make thumbnails of JPG images, or resize JPGs using PHP? Not sure how? MakeJPGThumb does all the work for you!
MakeJPGThumb is intended for PHP developers and coders only, it is not meant for users who do not know PHP. MakeJPGThumb is distributed as a pair of functions. One will work with the GD Library version 1.6+, the other will work with the GD Library version 2.0+ (compatible) and is more accurate. Both versions require that you have at least GD 1.6 and libjpeg 1.6b installed on your server and accessible to PHP.
Using MakeJPGThumb couldn't be easier! It's provided as a function which takes care of all your JPG resizing dirty work. You supply the function with 5 arguments:
The source JPG file,
The target width (or auto-ratio)
The target height (or auto-ratio)
The output JPG file,
The JPG quality percentage to use.
The innovative thing about MakeJPGThumb is its ability to automatically calculate the aspect ratio if you provide only one dimension. For example, let's say you have a JPG named 'test.jpg' and you want to resize it so that its width is 100 pixels, its height is proportionate, and the thumbnail is output to 'testthumb.jpg'. You simply call the function as such,
MakeJPGThumb('test.jpg', 100, 0, 'testthumb.jpg', 100);
This will automatically resize your JPG so that it's 100 pixels wide, a proportionate number of pixels tall, at 100 quality; and output the new file to testthumb.jpg.
You must supply either the target height, the target width, or both. Pass 0 as a parameter for either, and the aspect ratio will be automatically calculated based upon the other dimension.
Again, we stress that this PHP code is distributed as a function, meant to be used by PHP programmers who want to be able to resize JPGs within their own scripts. If you are not a PHP programmer, you should not join our site just to get this script. |
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This script is free to all members, Basic and Platinum. Basic membership is only $39.95!
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| Features |
| - | Resize JPG Images
| | - | Make JPG Thumbnails
| | - | Specify the source file and target output file
| | - | Specify target height, target width, or both
| | - | Automatic aspect ratio calculation if you specify only one of height or width
| | - | Simple function takes 5 arguments
| | - | Easy to incorporate into your own PHP scripts
| | - | Uses GD and JPG libraries for maximum compatibility | |
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| Requirements [?] |
| - | PHP 4.2+
| | - | GD Library 1.6 or 2.0, with PHP support
| | - | JPEG Library 1.6b+
| | - | `ls -la | grep` your /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib for 'jpeg' or 'gd', or create a phpinfo() script, to determine if your system qualifies | |
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This script is free to all members, Basic and Platinum. Basic membership is only $39.95!
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