Since you're using ImageGen Professional, the settings in the /config/imagegen.config file will be applied as well. The "default" class in the config file probably has a maximum height and width, which you'd want to adjust.
Full details about the cool stuff you can do with classes in the ImageGen Reference Manual pdf.
It may well be cached on the browser, so be sure to flush browser cache.
If that doesn't do it, you can force ImageGen to ignore any previously-cached images by including the &nocache=true parameter (don't do this in production as it will force ImageGen to create a new image every time)
And you can always delete the 'cached' folder that will be found in the folder containing the source image.
image wont scale above 800x800px
hey dunno if its a bug or its just me being stupid, so hope you can help solve it :)
I have an image that is 3648 x 2736 in its org. size.
im scalin' it with the following line(in a macro) :
<img alt="Du kommer helt tæt på og kan prøve selv" src="/ImageGen.ashx?image=/media/59/P5010907.JPG&width=940&height=515&Constrain=false&Crop=resize">
but the image comes out at a size of 800x515
if i set the with to anything lower then 800 its okay but anything over 800 just gets scaled down to 800x515
version is :
ImageGen Professional version 2.5.7.27945
(rvc.local)
Hi, Rasmus,
Since you're using ImageGen Professional, the settings in the /config/imagegen.config file will be applied as well. The "default" class in the config file probably has a maximum height and width, which you'd want to adjust.
Full details about the cool stuff you can do with classes in the ImageGen Reference Manual pdf.
cheers,
doug.
arrh okay :)
Just havent met that wall before thats why :)
A quick one.
Is there a way of deleting the cached images. When i create a new instance of the image :
941px instead of 940px, i get a new, when I insert 940px again into width i get the old "800px" image.
I have deleted the chache folder but it just generated a new one of 800px x 515px
Dunno if it makes sense to you.
It may well be cached on the browser, so be sure to flush browser cache.
If that doesn't do it, you can force ImageGen to ignore any previously-cached images by including the &nocache=true parameter (don't do this in production as it will force ImageGen to create a new image every time)
And you can always delete the 'cached' folder that will be found in the folder containing the source image.
cheers,
doug.
thx again :)
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