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New admin template
chio:
--- Quote ---I'm not sure what you mean... Could you give an example of what you want to achieve?
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Jo, sorry for my poor english...
An example:
I have a folder /media/pics280x240/
In this folder is a file "settings.php" with content:
$maxwidth=280;
$maxheight = 240;
So if I upload a picture into this folder, it is resized to max 280px width (or 240 height), no matter what other setting say.
If this file doesnt exist, the common settings are used.
Argos:
--- Quote from: ruebenwurzel on May 27, 2009, 04:22:15 PM ---Hello,
--- Quote ---I hope this feature will be a part of the upcoming WB Version.
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Argos admin interface should be one of 3 basic themes from WB 2.8. Still waiting for a first version from Argos. As soon as i got it, it will be integrated in WB 2.8.
Matthias
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I have taken the month of June off from commercial projects to do all kinds of things that have been postponed. The skinnable version of my admin template is one of the things to do!
Argos:
--- Quote from: chio on May 27, 2009, 04:40:43 PM ---
--- Quote ---I'm not sure what you mean... Could you give an example of what you want to achieve?
--- End quote ---
Jo, sorry for my poor english...
An example:
I have a folder /media/pics280x240/
In this folder is a file "settings.php" with content:
$maxwidth=280;
$maxheight = 240;
So if I upload a picture into this folder, it is resized to max 280px width (or 240 height), no matter what other setting say.
If this file doesnt exist, the common settings are used.
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Hm... I'm not sure if this can be built in. Have to talk to Ruud about it :-)
The deafult settings is no filechange at all, and you can set image sizes when uploading, so I'm also not sure what will be gained with your idea. But maybe I'm too stupid to understand you well LOL
doc:
Hi Argos and Ruud,
that are great news, looking forward to test your enhanced Admin backend. Keep up the good work guys.
Regards Christian
Ruud:
--- Quote from: chio on May 27, 2009, 04:40:43 PM ---An example:
I have a folder /media/pics280x240/
In this folder is a file "settings.php" with content:
$maxwidth=280;
$maxheight = 240;
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I can understand why you would want this.
It might be difficult for the "typical" webdesigner/user to get a valid settings.php in a media folder.
Upload will not allow php to be uploaded. Also the file should be a valid php file, or any upload will crash.
Now, the page will store the last used resize settings in a cookie. I could give it a try to make that work for each folder with separate cookies. That way the browser should remember what settings are used for each folder.
Would that help?
Ruud
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