Image Resizer
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ImageResizer parameter not cdn?
I suggest parameter use url path replace url query.
for example:
http:/domain/imagefile.jpg?width=600&heigth=800
replace
1 voteSee https://imageresizing.net/docs/v4/plugins/folderresizesyntax
But this approach has many downsides; the querystring is better. CDNs can preserve querystrings – configure them to do so.
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fix your webpage, the "manual configuration" section at http://imageresizing.net/docs/install/nuget is not reachable. nothing happens when i
fix your webpage, the "manual configuration" section at http://imageresizing.net/docs/install/nuget is not reachable. nothing happens when i click the button and there is a 500 internal server error in the browsers network panel.
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Create a getting started section, I can't really see how the imageResizer works
Create a getting started section, I can't really see how the imageResizer works / where the instructions are.
2 votesHopefully this is what you’re looking for?
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Add checkForModifiedFiles configuration setting (like the one from S3Reader) to AzureReader2
S3Reader2 and AzureReader2 are both plugins for working with images in cloud storage, the former for Amazon S3 and the latter for Windows Azure Storage.
S3Reader2 has a configuration setting named "checkForModifiedFiles". From the documentation "If true, S3Reader which check for updated source files on S3 when a cached file is requested. The metadata is cached for an hour after it is last accessed (configurable by code). If false, S3 will never be checked for newer versions of cached files, reducing latency costs by 50%. Defaults to false."
I would like to have this functionality in the AzureReader2 plugin.
See…
20 votesThis functionality is complete, and present in the V4 and develop branch on GitHub.
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Add support to preserve meatadata on resize
It would be very helpful to preserve metadata (e.g. iptc, xmp, photoshop) on resize so it does not need to be merged back in.
6 votesCopyMetatadata plugin has been added in 3.4.3
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Image Resizer for WebMatrix PLEASE !
Image resizer is a great tool, BUT I will recommend that somebody do a tutorial on how to use it in WebMatrix. Yea, I understand Webmatrix is for beginners, BUT this tool is great for cranking out demos and proof of concept sites that Pros use Webmatrix for.
Yea, I use Visual Studio for most of my real work, BUT like many of team mates, we use Webmatix as a starting point. IMO, it's the best code editor out there8 votesImageResizer fully supports WebMatrix. NuGet installation is identical to Visual Studio.
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fix hyperlinks on your website for Firefox
With Firefox, I cannot middle-click, ctrl-click or shift-click any hyperlink on your website.
3 votesI believe this has been fixed. Please let me know if you encounter the problem again.
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Reduce costs for single developer
New pricing (Feb 1 2013) raises the cost from roughly $200 for two personal bundles, to $850 for a Elite SKU.
I'm a single person that works on a number of personal domains. Paying the single site costs of a "Performance" or "Creative" bundle will force me to abandon imageresizing.net in my projects.
3 votesImageResizer v4 allows free usage under the terms of the AGPL v3.0.
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Add API to return image size without loading the image
My application only need to get the width and size of the resulting image for any ImageResizer URL.
The purpose is to set the width/size attribute of an <img> tag when rendering a MVC view. In that case, no need for the extra processing cost of loading the image.
5 votesRelease 3.4.0 includes this functionality via ImageJob. A more efficient implementation may arrive in 4.0, but the feature is now present.
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Specify a fixed dimension and a maximum for the other dimension
Hi there,
I had a look at your solution and it looks like exactly what I need to replace some custom code which has caused issues in the past (50% cpu load being image resizing on server).
However I cant see how to replicate my functionality of supplying a fixed dimension and a maximum dimension.
For example when I want an image to be 200px wide but no more than 400px tall I would use the following.
getimage/?id=4&w=200&mh=400
This handler would then...
Resize the image to be 200px wide.
Then check if the image was over 400px tall
If it…1 voteThis functionality has existed for years with &width=x&maxheight=Y etc.
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Enable opacity/transparency for TextLayer inside Watermark plugin
When writing a "Copyright" text on images (jpg) it would be awesome if it was possible to enter some kind of opacity/transparency value, so the text would behave kind of like a "watermark".
I'm adding some text to the center of my images and it steals to much attention. The purpose of the text is to track if other websites steals my images, so it would be perfect if it was "not so visible" :-)
3 votesThis feature has existed for years. Just use a 4-channel color value in RRGGBBAA form.
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allow for default settings to be applied to all images
Define default configurations to be applied to all images on the website unless overwritten.
E.g. define a default max-size which would result all images on the website to be resized to the specified size without adding any query string parameters.
38 votesThis functionality is is available in v4 via
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Add the capability to output interlaced PNGs
There are some great advantages to interlaced pngs (http://nuwen.net/png.html) and, if you notice, what sites like Facebook use when viewing images. It doesn't make the file size any smaller, but it lets the user see the image a lot quicker -- when we're viewing a lot of image thumbnails, this is pretty useful.
9 votesInterlaced PNGs are now supported by the WicEncoder plugin and the &interlace=true command.
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Ad face detection plugin to make square thumbnails of rectangular images.
For example http://www.parkerito.com/parker_ito/parked%20domain%20girl%202.jpg is 564x720. I would like a 564x564 image, so it would require face detection to move the "square" to the face area.
4 votesCompleted. Available to all support contract holders.
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6 votes
WebP support is now complete: http://imageresizing.net/plugins/webp
A separate library, Imazen.WebP, was created to make a generic wrapper for all other .NET users as well.
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add &progressive=true (or &progressive=1-nnn)
e.g.
&progressive=true : to return jpeg images in progressive format
&progressive=10 : to return jpeg's larger than 10k in progressive format1 voteWIC and GDI do not support encoding of progressive Jpegs. However, the FreeImageBuilder and FreeImageEncoder plugins can support it, and if they are being used, &progressive=true will work (this is an undocumented feature in the current release). The &progressive=minkb format will not be implemented, as it would require recursive compression passes to discover the size.
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Create Encrypted Urls plugin
Create a plugin that allows (or requires) encrypted URLs to be used.
1 voteCompleted – will be release with V3.2
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This is so awesome - great work guys!
1 voteThanks :)
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any examples of cropping in JavaScript?
I know it's not your core stuff, but I need to provide a user interface in asp.net (JavaScript/HTML5) that let's the user crop an image
0 votesHere’s the article I posted on how to do this:
http://nathanaeljones.com/573/combining-jcrop-and-server-side-image-resizing/
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Keep EXIF info when resizing.
Besides using ImageResizer for scaling images I'm planning to use it to re-size large images after upload before i write it to disk.
I would very much appreciated if there would be an option to preserve the exif info in the image if there are any. I will use the rotation and geolocation information later on.
33 votesWe’ve also been working for the last year on porting metadata-extractor to c# – see https://github.com/drewnoakes/metadata-extractor-dotnet
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