Hi,
Le 14/10/2018 à 02:33, Danny a écrit :
On 13/10/2018 11:41 PM, 3...@drpi.fr wrote:
Hi,
When uploading images in blog post or in media library, I get an
error saying the file size is too big.
I don't want to modify the file size limit, my images come from a
DSLR generating big files.
What I'd like, this is to be able to resize uploaded images
automatically.
I this possible ?
How would this work? In order for the server to do the resizing
(which I guess is what you want, as that's where Pillow is
installed), you'd have to upload the full file, and then allow the
server to resize it - in which case, you're uploading the large file
anyway, so you'd have to remove the file size limit to allow grapelli
to upload that size file.
If you want to resize the file locally before uploading - why would
this be a feature of Mezzanine, which is server-based? Can't you just
resize the pictures yourself using any photo app on your local
computer/device, and then do the upload?
There are 3 ways of doing the resize :
1) Server side. I have to authorize bigger files to be uploaded. Then,
how do I resize the image ?
It looks like this is the best option.
So, how do I resize the image when it is uploaded ?
2) Client side. This is feasible with javascript. Mezzanine is server
based. This does not mean the client is completely dumb. If it was,
why use javascript libraries (on the client side) ? So, how can I
achieve client side resize ?
3) Using a local app. The person that will enter blog posts has
difficulties using computers. The simpler, the better. I prefer to
avoid this method.
Nicolas
Seeya. Danny.
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