The WRT54G had been on 24/7 for over two years, then had been unplugged, stuffed in a box and stuck in a garage for a month. The last piece of networking kit to break on me was an…

I think you have to use the MAC address cloning feature of the LinkSys to clone the MAC address of your PB. When you first connect your PB to the modem and ran the setup software…

I think you have to use the MAC address cloning feature of the LinkSys to clone the MAC address of your PB. When you first connect your PB to the modem and ran the setup software…

Yeah I'd already tried MAC address cloning. I also went away for a week and left both the router and the modem switched off, which should have cured that problem were that the cas…

Have you tried updating the router firmware? If the old firmware is corrupted, that might solve the problem.

I've got a slightly different version of that scheme deployed on one site, which uses GD to resize a photo on upload and generate a thumbnail that's stored elsewhere. (It's a slowe…

I wouldn't do this if I were you, to be honest. At the absolute least I wouldn't have them generated on the fly every time; scaling images is usually very processor-intensive and s…

Is it possible to use GD to resize a thumbnail, and save this thumbnail to a directory? It's funny and convenient this thread exists, because I was just about to look into this mys…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Is it possible to use GD to resize a thumbnail, and save this thumbnail to a directory? It's funny and convenient this thread exists, becaus…

Fascinating. I think for my purposes I'm persuaded that the best approach is to auto-generate the thumbnails when the images are first uploaded. But would that entail triggering s…

Quote: Originally Posted by selowitch BTW, a bit of tangent: I like to put the /images/ and /thumbnails/ directories on the same level, so that my code can infer the location o…

I have a script that uses GD to pull it off. And I use multiviews to pass variables to the script. So I don't actually have an images directory, but rather images.php which handl…

A lot of content management systems use a form for uploading an image that calls the creation of thumbnails. You could also simply have an administrative page with a call to search…

I'll throw in a vote for ImageMagick (convert). its on most servers and is easy to call from php. this is especially useful if you are not the one uploading images but have say a c…

I actually have a image asset management system that I wrote, The best on the fly thumbnailer is by far phpthumb. you can apply it directly in your code, have images resized, water…

What I suppose I'm still unclear on is when does all of this occur? Does it happen every time an image is uploaded? If so, how is it triggered? Or, is it done occasionally—e.g., wh…

If your form is handled by a php script, you'd need something in that script to handle the images that are passed with the form data. The image is passed in its own $_FILES array.…

This might serve as an example -- http://minigal.dk/ This is a little php script. You upload full-size images to a folder and the script presents them as a webpage. It's really pr…

Quote: Originally Posted by tomrock Maybe you could look at their code and see how they build the thumbnails? I'm sure I could. But I prefer to work backwards, starting with …

You could write a script called thumb.php. So a request for thumb.php?file=mypic.jpg will serve up mypic.jpg in thumbnail form. You can take that a step further too. You can use…

Looks pretty good.

spam, and will be reported

didnt you make a thread about being banned from that site? Im starting to understand why.

I think you should stop spamming year+ old threads from different forums.

Your video card makes a HUGE difference in the performace of the Sims 2. ATi just released a new card that works on both the PC and Mac - the ATi 9600 PC & Mac edition, I belie…