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Changing size of paged thumbnails

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  1. Yo-L

    Apprentice
    Joined: Mar '09
    Posts: 2

    Hi,

    My problem: I can't seem to change the size of the paged thumbnails. They are stuck at 40x40 pixels. I want them to be 120x120, and preferably in the proportions of the original image

    I installed: Zenphoto 1.2.3 [3688]
    zenpage v1.1
    I'm using the default zenpage theme, with the "paged_thumbs_nav v1.0.5.3" plugin enabled.
    My PHP is in Safe Mode, because I don't know how to turn that off.

    Options -> Plugin options -> paged_thumbs_nav
    My settings are:
    Crop: off, height: 120 px, width: 120 px, thumbs per page: 3

    These settings don't have any effect. The only thing I can seem to change here that works is turning the counter on/off.

    zp-core/plugins/paged_thumbs_nav.php:

    function pagedthumbsOptions() {
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_imagesperpage', '10');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_counter', '');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_prevtext', '« prev thumbs');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_nexttext', 'next thumbs »');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_width', '100');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_height', '100');
		setOptionDefault('pagedthumbs_crop', 'TRUE');

    This code doesn't seem to have any effect.

    Options -> Theme options
    My settings are:
    Thumb size: 200

    This works for the thumbs when I view an album, but not for the paged thumbs. I understand this isn't meant to, but I'm mentioning this just in case.

    themes/zenpage-edit/Image.php:
    <?php if(function_exists("printPagedThumbsNav")) { echo "<div id='pagedthumbs'>"; printPagedThumbsNav(6, FALSE, gettext('&laquo; prev thumbs'), gettext('next thumbs &raquo;'), 40, 40, 40, TRUE); echo "</div>"; } ?>

    I noticed I can change the 40's into 50's. But when I try to make them 60 I get the following error when trying to view an image:
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in (..)/zenphoto/themes/zenpage-edit/image.php on line 153
    When I change the 60's back to 40's and save image.php, I still get an error. I have to re-upload a back-up version of image.php to make it work again.

    I believe editing the style.css file doesn't help either.

    I looked around at the forum for the Maxspace function, but I don't know exactly where to implement that. I'm not very good with PHP.

    Thanks a lot in advance! I looked around the forum and help files, but can't seem to fix this.

    Posted 4 years ago #

  2. Zenphoto development team
    acrylian

    Developer
    Joined: Jul '07
    Posts: 13,368

    The setOptions are only used for a newly activated plugin. You seem to have an older version of the zenpage-default theme image.php that contained a typo.The correct file has only two values for the size:
    printPagedThumbsNav(6, FALSE, gettext('&laquo; prev thumbs'), gettext('next thumbs &raquo;'), 40, 40,TRUE);

    If you want to use the plugin option size settung you have to remove the last 3 values otherwise they are overriden. If you set cropping to false the first one is used as size (longest size or what you have set on the image configuration tab).

    Hope that helps.

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    Posted 4 years ago #

  3. Yo-L

    Apprentice
    Joined: Mar '09
    Posts: 2

    Thank you a lot! I think I made that mistake myself, by putting in one 40 too much.
    I deleted all the values, so I can set everything in the plugin options.
    printPagedThumbsNav();
    Maybe when someone hits the "save" button in the plugin options, this could delete those lines automatically? I don't know if that's even possible, but just as a suggestion.

    Thanks again for the help.

    Posted 4 years ago #

  4. Zenphoto development team
    acrylian

    Developer
    Joined: Jul '07
    Posts: 13,368

    The intention that the parameters override the options is flexibility. This way you can have different displays of these thumbs if you need to.

    Don't forget to read the Forum rules and usage resources
    Posted 4 years ago #

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