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Nimrod Lahav edited this page Jun 15, 2014
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resizing a image with 1 simple function
//indicate which file to resize (can be any type jpg/png/gif/etc...)
$file = 'your_path_to_file/file.png';
//indicate the path and name for the new resized file
$resizedFile = 'your_path_to_file/resizedFile.png';
//call the function (when passing path to pic)
smart_resize_image($file , null, SET_YOUR_WIDTH , SET_YOUR_HIGHT , false , $resizedFile , false , false ,100 );
//call the function (when passing pic as string)
smart_resize_image(null , file_get_contents($file), SET_YOUR_WIDTH , SET_YOUR_HIGHT , false , $resizedFile , false , false ,100 );
//done!
/**
* easy image resize function
* @param $file - file name to resize
* @param $string - The image data as a string, default is null
* @param $width - new image width
* @param $height - new image height
* @param $proportional - keep image proportional, default is no
* @param $output - name of the new file (include path if needed)
* @param $delete_original - if true the original image will be deleted
* @param $use_linux_commands - if set to true will use "rm" to delete the image, if false will use PHP unlink
* @param $quality - enter 1-100 (100 is best quality) default is 100
* @return boolean|resource
*/
function smart_resize_image(
$file,
$string = null,
$width = 0,
$height = 0,
$proportional = false,
$output = 'file',
$delete_original = true,
$use_linux_commands = false,
$quality = 100
) {code code code...
Thanks for all the people adding more functions! keep it going