PHP code to call Database for Image Size

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dave7802
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PHP code to call Database for Image Size

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Hi All, Am new here, Nice place you have!

I am wondering if anyone could assist me / point me in the correct direction,

i have a Ecommerce Site, that was Bspoked designed for me, But the developer has moved on, and no longer does webwork,
I know a fair bit about php and database, but everything i seem to be searching or trying seems to be failing for me on this occasion, and my heads hurting from hitting it against the desk! :banghead:

What i have at the moment, is a Site that has images in the size of width="250" height="192" (all images fit into this frame)

What my outcome is: To have a Multiple choice of Landscape or Portrait image, or possible a custom size resolution
i have not come here asking for someone to do my work for me, but to maybe help me in starting this off or pointing me
in the right direction to starting this off,

My main hold back if the sort of PHP code that would work with this, The Database is something i could do,
and to code to another php page for the admin panel to change these is something i can easily handle,

the code i have in my php file is:

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<tr><td width="250"><img src="{product.mainimage}" alt="{product.name}" width="250" height="192" border="1" align="left" style="margin: 3px 5px 3px 0px;"></td></tr>
I hope you understand what am trying to ask, kind of hard to put together in words,

Much appreciated for any help you can offer,
Thanks
josh
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Re: PHP code to call Database for Image Size

Post by josh »

It looks like the code you posted is from the template, you could either define new template tags to dynamically output the width and height, or just leave them out and the browser would scale / display the image as is
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