Image resizer within Site assist site using CMS

Hi,

I am having an issue applying image resize SB within a DA repeating table to create a small image gallery, the initial page was created with site assist and has the appropriate content block for all the text on the page. When applying the image resize it generates an erro message concerning a redeclaration of rel2abs() function between the webassist\caching\CachedResize_Image.php file and the \WA_CMS\WA_CMS.php file line 32, if I remove the require WA_CMS.php line it displays a blank page, if I move the declaration to the top of the page, preceding the require /webassist/caching/CachedResize_Image.php statement it displays error messages about imagejpeg() function located in the CachedResize_Image.php file on line 212, when created on a new blank php page the gallery displays without issue. Any assistance would be great as I need to apply this same system to several pages within this site.

Regards,

Gary

I think the best way to resolve this issue is to add an if statement around the function declaration in both files.

if (!function_exists(rel2abs)) {

function rel2abs() {

[code here]

}

}

I apologize for this inconvenience... if you want to send me copies of the two files where the function is declared I can add the necessary IF statements and send them back to you.

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare rel2abs() (previously declared in \webassist\caching\CachedResize_Image.php:324) in \WA_CMS\library.php on line 21

This is the exact error received, I am uploading the files as requested to have them edited, thanks in advance Ray

fyi, In the case where the library.php file is called prior to the CachedResize_Image.php file this is the error occurring:

Warning: imagejpeg() [function.imagejpeg]: Unable to open '../image_cache /images/100/proportion/image_09_w75_h50/image_09_01161024.jpg' for writing: Invalid argument in \webassist\caching\CachedResize_Image.php on line 207

Hi,

I wrapped the two offending functions the way you recommended and created a further error, the images now display but the CSS MW portions break and the remainder of the page layout after the images breaks down as well.

Notice: Use of undefined constant rel2abs - assumed 'rel2abs' in \WA_CMS\library.php on line 2

Notice: Use of undefined constant abs2rel - assumed 'abs2rel' in \WA_CMS\library.php on line 23

Gary

here are updated copies of the WA_CMS/WA_CMS.php and webassist/caching/CachedResize_Image.php that should correct the problem.

Thanks guys, works fantastic now!

I was able to apply this sb to two pages without issue after replacing the files you repaired, on the third installation I performed the same steps and receive the following error:

Warning: imagejpeg() [function.imagejpeg]: Unable to open '../images/102/thumbnails/development/barrierParent/barrierbrakers/images/102/proportion/photo_in_a_photo_frame_of_me,_Dad_and_Carol_at_Carmel_w73_h75/photo_in_a_photo_frame_of_me,_Dad_and_Carol_at_Carmel_01190725.jpg' for writing: Invalid argument in C:\xampp\htdocs\development\barrierParent\barrierbrakers\webassist\caching\CachedResize_Image.php on line 207

All pages are in the same directory on my local server, all pages created from the same site sculptor templage, all have the same CMS content applied and all image directories have been set to 777 to ensure it was not a permissions issue, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary

the error is caused by the image file name having a comma in it.


it looks like the file name is:
photo_in_a_photo_frame_of_me,_Dad_and_Carol_at_Carmel.jpg

when naming files for use on the web, you should avoid using special characters.

Use only letters and numbers, the only exception to this rule is the underscore.

So, I removed all the incorrect carachters in the image names with no improvement (should have caught that one), recreated the page from a blank php page, using the default image resizer cache folder to ensure permissions set by the SB, no improvement, the ultimate issue turned out to be the length of the file name, shortened all names and the layout magically appeared correct.

Thanks for all the quick responses to my foolish mistakes, as an IT support person myself I understand how frustrating it can be to deal with someone who is causing their own problems, and you guys should understand users like myself truely appreciate the assistance you are providing.

Regards,

Gary