Hi, The normal way to do this is to add the parameters as snippets when uploading the image.
Nadmin does it this way. Take a look at the different parameters allready defined there and you might have what you need already. If not, I would use the php functions to check H & W and then create the parameters for the functions so that the next time the image is served you do not have to. Something like: if (!$img->size_X && !$y = $img->size_Y ) $size = get_image_size(); Tarjei pp wrote: > > > > I use php images functions to have one attachment image per article > > > and plenty of thumbnials with many sizes. > > > I wonder how to get W and H of images using midgard functions? > > > I need realy very fast way cause I open image on > > > another subpage with <IMG src=..>, so I do not want to open image twice. > > > > > I wonder if I may use snippets for that instaed of pages. > Manipulating with output buffering should be very usefull > here, but on the second hand I know that 'ob' functions > slow down php, and I am not sure if it make sense. > Anyone has some experience with that? > > Piotras > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
