Re: Image Handler 2 Support
watermark trouble.
i have zc 1.3.8a, ih2 and jqlightbox installed (among many other mods).
all of my images are in the /images folder.
i uploaded all of my images via ftp using the zc naming convention name.jpg, name_01.jpb, name_02.jpg, etc.
i have watermark_MED.png in the /images/medium folder
I have watermark_LRG.png in the /images/large folder
bmz_cache and images folder match permissions.
watermark medium images and large images set to yes
when i go to ih2 manager, it shows the product default size, medium size and large size images with the watermark.
when i check preview it shows the stock image in each file type and size with the watermark.
but... when i view the image in the cart, the watermark is not there???
what did i miss?
do i have to copy all of the images in the /images folder into the images/large folder and images/medium folder?
thanks!
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
No, if you copy the images to the medium and large folders you will end up overriding image handler functions completely for those images.
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
thanks for the quick reply.
hmmm...
test site: http://tinyurl.com/5fbh7b
any ideas? :frusty:
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
i'm not sure if my files are 16 or 32 bit - does that matter?? and yes if i change them to jpg or gif they work fine.
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Originally Posted by
tophand
Is your png files 16 or 32 bits?
Also have you tried to change the png file to gif or jpegs?
Instead of saving image files from your graphic program as png, choose jpeg.
Ok, You did read the manual?
You do know that IH can change the image format for you?
(gif, jpeg, png)
You can select what format for each image size.
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
Just installed this on an existing site and it's screwed up the size of all my large images.
Is there a way to quickly set the default large image size to 450x675 ???
Quite like the mod but don't want to have to edit every single existing ad to set large image default :-(
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OK, got it sorted out... but now I notice all my product pages in IE7 are giving the yellow exclaimation mark in the status bar, "Error on page"
Error: Object Expected.
Anyone else get this after installing IH?
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
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Originally Posted by
tophand
You are still missing a file!
This one, jscript_imagehover.js
Should be here:
Code:
includes/templates/zj_silver/jscript/jscript_imagehover.js
Limelite read Tophands reply above.
That should help you. Just make sure jscript_imagehover.js is installed. Check a few posts up and you will see a revised version that fixes issues with the medium zoom which i downloaded earlier today.
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
Hello there,
Just need some help on how can I increase the image quality of the small images on this page http://www.animeheavens.co.uk/shop/i...ex&cPath=7_604 without having to set "Resize Images" to false/0 under Config/Images?
I have also tried setting the compression quality to 100 but that didnt made any difference.
Thank you
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tyankee
i'm not sure if my files are 16 or 32 bit - does that matter?? and yes if i change them to jpg or gif they work fine.
I think 16 bit png files will not correctly.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tophand
Is your png files 16 or 32 bits?
Also have you tried to change the png file to gif or jpegs?
Instead of saving image files from your graphic program as png, choose jpeg.
Ok, You did read the manual?
You do know that IH can change the image format for you?
(gif, jpeg, png)
You can select what format for each image size.
Have you tried this? ^^^
Re: Image Handler 2 Support
Quote:
Originally Posted by
need_help
Limelite read Tophands reply above.
That should help you. Just make sure jscript_imagehover.js is installed. Check a few posts up and you will see a revised version that fixes issues with the medium zoom which i downloaded earlier today.
Thank you, saved me a couple of hours of reading the rest of this thread as simply copying jscript_imagehover.js over into my custom template subfolder has taken away the .js error in IE7. Thanks :-)