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Localhost - WORKS! Online DOESN'T!

Thread began 2/22/2011 10:12 pm by jeff382039 | Last modified 2/23/2011 8:39 am by Jason Byrnes | 1963 views | 3 replies |

jeff382039

Localhost - WORKS! Online DOESN'T!

I have used the imageresizer locally and it works great.

Online however it does not.
I have done the following...
Ensured that the cache folder permissions are correct
Ensured that php is version 5.2
Ensured i have GD installed on the server
Ensured i have imagick installed.

In Firefox the image shows, but the original size, it does not resize to the specified dimensions (as it does locally)

In IE, the image doesn't even bother showing up - in fact it causes the browser to have a meltdown.

Live url here:
projectdetail.php?id=8 (**click on "Screen Shots" tab then on the thumbnail that looks like it's underwater, the other two were resized to fit before uploading)

Any ideas? My php info file is here:
info.php

The source for the page that displays the image is available for download here:
image.zip

and the live display page that should be resizing is here:
image.php?id=13

Thanks in advance.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

could be the size of the image is causing the GD library to exceed the servers memory limit.


add the following code at line 1 of your page to test:

php:
<?php

error_reporting
(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors','on');
?>
<?php
ini_set
("memory_limit","256M");
?>
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jeff382039

I figured out what the problem was, or i think i did. I reapplied it several times. The source was calling from the root originally (absolute refrencing)

<img src="/res/photo.jpg" width="780" height="600" style="border:1px solid #fff;" />

Removing the slash '/' seems to have fixed it. Weird, should work either way.

<img src="res/photo.jpg" width="780" height="600" style="border:1px solid #fff;" />

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

glad to hear it is working.

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