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9 Responses to “jQuery easyThumb”

• Bret Bouchard

  I am trying to test out this set up but running into a wall.

  I try to load an image in an unordered list in the page below.

  http://bretbouchard.com/easyThumb/index.html

  The jquery part seems to be running correctly. and is outputting the following url for the image ( I added the url and folders so you can find the file output)

  http://bretbouchard.com/easyThumb/t.php?image=images/518_logo.jpg&w=150

  I’m not sure why it’s just out putting just the url string on the page. Any thoughts?
  March 24th, 2008 at 6:54
• Christian

  When trying to two URL’s you are providing my browsers only displays an ordinary website. I’m not sure if your webserver redirects me? Anyways.

  If your directory-structure is like this:

  public html\
  public html\easyThumb
  public html\images\518_logo.jpg

  Then you need to set the “prefix” option in easyThumb along with the others: $(”.easyThumb”).easyThumb({width: 50,makeLink: true,prefix: ‘../’});
  Which means that the t.php needs to go back one directory to find the images directory. Hope that helps!
  March 25th, 2008 at 10:20
• Bret Bouchard

  sorry about that i had a similar thought yesterday and had moved the files. but to no avail.

  now my files are located as follows:

  http://bretbouchard.com/test.html
  http://bretbouchard.com/t.php
  http://bretbouchard.com/images/518_logo.jpg

  Not sure if it would matter but I’m running PHP 5.2.4

  I wont move anything until I hear from you.Again thank you for your help.
  Bret
  March 25th, 2008 at 11:18
• Christian

  Hey!

  Seems like your easyThumb version differs from the updated one.
  Get this: http://www.hverven.net/div/easyThumb/jquery.easythumb.js

  And take the CSS-code from:
  http://www.hverven.net/div/easyThumb/

  If this won’t work, I think there is a high chance that there is something wrong with running the script on your server. Maybe some apache module etc?

  Regards
  March 25th, 2008 at 11:47
• anonymous

  Script was able to generate thumbnails but showed blank image placeholders. When you click on it, it shows the original image in the lightbox. To fix this, i replaced, resizejpg(”./”.$image,$w); to resizejpg($image,$w); then it worked fine.
  April 14th, 2008 at 4:47
• Al

  Hi there,

  I am using your plugin to show product pictures, however when it shows the enlarged photo, I get the full gallery, and I would like to show only the pictures from that specific product.

  Is it possible to limit it?

  Thanks and congratulations on such a nice piece of work!

  Al
  April 14th, 2008 at 2:22
• Christian

  Hey!
  Nice of you to inform people about that.

  Al:
  easyThumb works on unsorted lists. I’m not sure I understand what the problem is, but:

  If you use this in the header:
  $(”.productOne”).easyThumb({width: 50,makeLink: true});

  Your unsorted list with class=productOne:

  easyThumb will now only create thumbnails of productOne.

  Or.. do you mean: When the big picture pops up, you don’t want the next/previous buttons etc?
  For anything related to lightbox, visit the plugin site Here.
  You can also remove those buttons by simply removing their images.

  Thanks, and,
  Regards, Christian.
  April 14th, 2008 at 5:26
• Buz

  If your script isn’t returning an image and only a string when you try to access it it’s a possibility it’s because of global permissions. Most hosts don’t allow global access and some hosts even have trouble accessing them through a key (like this script)…

  I had the same issue as Bret, and my solution was to change…

  header(”Content-type: image/jpeg”);
  foreach($HTTP_GET_VARS as $key => $val) {
  $$key = $val;
  global $$key;
  }
  if ($w == “”){$w = “100″;}
  resizejpg(”./”.$image,$w);

  to

  header(”Content-type: image/jpeg”);
  if ($w == “”){$w = “100″;}
  resizejpg(”./”.$_GET['image'],$_GET['w']);

  Cheers!
  May 7th, 2008 at 7:16
• MDavis

  I am not sure that I can completely understand your comments. Would you be so kind as to expand on your reasoning a little more before I comment.
  May 10th, 2008 at 6:21

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