Display the image using PHP

<?
//define the image location
$pic = "images/clients_image.jpg";

//get the size of the image
list($width, $height, $type, $attr) = getimagesize("$pic");

//set height and width is set proportionatley
//make sure you set the height here and in the display - width is
dynamically constrained
$an = ($height/200);
$width = $width/$an;

//display the image
echo = "<img src='$ppic' height='200' width='$width' border='0'
alt='cd image'>";
?>

If they upload large images, you still have the problem of filesizes
taking up disk space.

j


> What are others here recommending to clients who manage their own
> sites
> in terms of image prep=3F
>
> I'm sure you've had people upload images directly from a digital
> camera,
> "resize" by dragging handles or image size, not realizing they still
> have a several MB image online even if it's displayed as a thumbnail.
>
> Short of telling them to open a Flickr acct, download GIMP, or buy
> Photoshop Elements, has anyone here found an easy means of getting
> clients to resize images before uploading them online=3F
>
> TIA,
> Craig


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