Closed (fixed)
Project:
Image Resize Filter
Version:
6.x-1.5
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
12 Nov 2009 at 18:54 UTC
Updated:
30 Nov 2009 at 04:30 UTC
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Comment #1
henrijs.seso commentedWell... I can see how this could be by design. ImageCache profiles are there for a reason (pixel perfect size for design, rounded corners, etc.) and maybe administrator wants user or content manager not to resize images that are inserted from ImageCache profiles...
BUT...
then no resizing should happen, content should be saved as before with some warning message, like, you have no permission to change image size. Also then link to original should be replaced with link to other ImageCache profile, not original picture.
Comment #2
quicksketchImage Resize Filter should resize ImageCache images just like any other image. This is sometimes useful if you have an ImageCache preset such as "Desaturate" which doesn't do anything but change the image to grayscale. Then you can use Image Resize Filter to scale it to whatever size you want.
You'll need to provide more information on how to reproduce this issue, since resizing ImageCache presets works fine for me. Make sure that the output HTML includes a height and width tag for the ImageCache image, since Image Resize Filter requires a height/width in the HTML to operate properly.
Comment #3
quicksketchI was able to reproduce this by trashing my "imagecache" directory in the files directory and then trying to include an ImageCache image in the body of a textarea. Image Resize Filter contains code that checks for Image Cache images and generates the image if it does not exist yet, but it looks like changes to Image Cache have broken this functionality. I'm working on a patch now.
Comment #4
quicksketchThis patch should correct the problem. ImageCache previously resized images at the following URL: "[files]/imagecache/[files]/something.png". But at some point it switched to "[files]/imagecache/something.png", and the file directory is simply implied to keep the URL shorter. This patch makes it so that the file directory path is re-added if an image isn't found at the given path.
Comment #5
quicksketchI've committed in preparation for a 1.6 version.
Comment #6
quicksketch