sure - I used to have a website set up for the code, but in a server
re-organisation it got taken down and I never got around to sorting it
out again.
I assumed that the "Image filtering" module I've seen on the Magnolia
website was something similar (though I haven't had time to check it
out) and that since I presume that would be "official" and therefore
more supported that there was no longer any need for mine.
I currently have the code hosted on my own svn repository, but if
there's interest from anyone else it would probably be better to host
it on the magnolia svn/jira etc. - Boris or someone, does that sound
like a good idea?
I haven't yet tested the code with Magnolia 4, but I'll see if I get a
chance over the weekend.
Josh
On 29 May 2009, at 16:46, Will Scheidegger wrote:
On 29.05.2009, at 17:31, Joshua Portway wrote:
Yes - We do things in a similar way to Ruben - editors upload hi-
res versions of images, which are stored in the repository - when
the image is displayed in a paragraph generates a url which
specifies the resolution / encoding required and a servlet resizes/
crops/re-encodes/caches the image on demand and serves the actual
data to the client.
Would you mind sharing some of that code? This could be very usefull
for many of us I would imagine...
Regards,
Will
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