Image Handler 2 (for ZC v1.3.8 ONLY) Support

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Originally Posted by DarkAngel

then there is the empty cache feature for this too that will refresh each image again.

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"Empty cache feature?" Where does this little gem live?

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Originally Posted by mzimmers

"Empty cache feature?" Where does this little gem live?

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admin/tools/IH2/ listed in the main menu

manager---admin---preview and about

it will be in the admin part there where you can remove IH2, clear cache and scan for old IH files if you had a previous version

not really sure what that preview section is for since I thought it would have something other than the graphs...lol

Ah...very good. Quite fast regenerating the images it needs, too. Impressive...

Thanks.

Hi all, I'm having a problem with IH2. Picture uploading has been fine until i started having problem uploading subsequent pictures.

I keep having this error:

Error!
Unable to determine the page link!

Function used:

zen_href_link('', '', 'NONSSL')

Any kind soul can help with this?

Thank you so much:smile:

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Originally Posted by miaoling_wong

Hi all, I'm having a problem with IH2. Picture uploading has been fine until i started having problem uploading subsequent pictures.

I keep having this error:

Error!
Unable to determine the page link!

Function used:

zen_href_link('', '', 'NONSSL')

Any kind soul can help with this?

Thank you so much:smile:

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try resaving your image...make sure it is the same as the thumb (smallest) image...png=png, jpg=jpg, gif=gif

I got those a few times and did the same thing to make them behave...maybe they were a bit corrupted.

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Originally Posted by mcshane78

Shop around... you would be supprised what you can get if you are a non-profit organisation.

While i cannot name names (as its against forum rules under advertising) a fair few hosts do offer either free or heavily reduced hosting fees for non-profits. on the condition that on your website there is acknoloedgement of the hosts and / or a banner add to them.

worth a try.. you dont get if you dont ask!!

while i alway recomend you avoid shared hosting.. the cost of hosting these days means you can get a Virtual Private Server for about £100-£150 per year in the UK

changing hosts, really is the only fix for this

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Thanks, I do appreciate all of the input but shared is the only thing within the budget.

To respond to an earlier reponse, I had already contacted the host and their apology was followed by a 6 month refund of hosting fees.

As for this response, I did figure out a way to keep the bmz_cache folders cleaned out. The images created on the fly are nearly as quick to load as the cached images, so this keeps over 150,000 files from bottlenecking the site. The code is pasted below, if anyone else has a need to keep their cache (or any other folders) clean. You pick the file type(s) and the folder (please test before implementing). My host uses Linux and PHP5 so it may not be universal (like for windows servers).

<?php
$some_dir0 = "../bmz_cache/0";
foreach (glob("$some_dir0/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file0)
unlink($file0);
$some_dir1 = "../bmz_cache/1";
foreach (glob("$some_dir1/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file1)
unlink($file1);
$some_dir2 = "../bmz_cache/2";
foreach (glob("$some_dir2/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file2)
unlink($file2);
$some_dir3 = "../bmz_cache/3";
foreach (glob("$some_dir3/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file3)
unlink($file3);
$some_dir4 = "../bmz_cache/4";
foreach (glob("$some_dir4/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file4)
unlink($file4);
$some_dir5 = "../bmz_cache/5";
foreach (glob("$some_dir5/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file5)
unlink($file5);
$some_dir6 = "../bmz_cache/6";
foreach (glob("$some_dir6/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file6)
unlink($file6);
$some_dir7 = "../bmz_cache/7";
foreach (glob("$some_dir7/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file7)
unlink($file7);
$some_dir8 = "../bmz_cache/8";
foreach (glob("$some_dir8/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file8)
unlink($file8);
$some_dir9 = "../bmz_cache/9";
foreach (glob("$some_dir9/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file9)
unlink($file9);
$some_dirc = "../bmz_cache/a";
foreach (glob("$some_dira/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filea)
unlink($filea);
$some_dirb = "../bmz_cache/b";
foreach (glob("$some_dirb/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $fileb)
unlink($fileb);
$some_dirc = "../bmz_cache/c";
foreach (glob("$some_dirc/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filec)
unlink($filec);
$some_dird = "../bmz_cache/d";
foreach (glob("$some_dird/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filed)
unlink($filed);
$some_dire = "../bmz_cache/e";
foreach (glob("$some_dire/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filee)
unlink($filee);
$some_dirf = "../bmz_cache/f";
foreach (glob("$some_dirf/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filef)
unlink($filef);
?>

If using for a single folder, you would delete the script after the initial unlink call.

I use the curl command in cron keep kick start it. Just use the absolute path to wherever you drop it.

There is probably a shorter solution, but this one works for me.

Sounds like you have worked it all out, but IMO this is a bandaid solution, and the real issue is an inadequate host.

I can appreciate needing to work within a budget.. One of my "clients" is a non-profit org. I volunteer my services for them so that they can have someone who can maintain their site. This is a SMALL non-profit, so while I get needing to work within a budget, I also know that lots of companies will donate or greatly reduce the cost of hosting for not-for-profit orgs. So the ladies of this non-profit and I will be hitting the phones and e-mails later this year to find them a new webhost for similar reasons.. We have a target budget based on the current host, and I've no doubt we will find them a new (improved) host within their budget..

Good luck either way..:smile:

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Originally Posted by awhfy99

Thanks, I do appreciate all of the input but shared is the only thing within the budget.

To respond to an earlier reponse, I had already contacted the host and their apology was followed by a 6 month refund of hosting fees.

As for this response, I did figure out a way to keep the bmz_cache folders cleaned out. The images created on the fly are nearly as quick to load as the cached images, so this keeps over 150,000 files from bottlenecking the site. The code is pasted below, if anyone else has a need to keep their cache (or any other folders) clean. You pick the file type(s) and the folder (please test before implementing). My host uses Linux and PHP5 so it may not be universal (like for windows servers).

<?php
$some_dir0 = "../bmz_cache/0";
foreach (glob("$some_dir0/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file0)
unlink($file0);
$some_dir1 = "../bmz_cache/1";
foreach (glob("$some_dir1/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file1)
unlink($file1);
$some_dir2 = "../bmz_cache/2";
foreach (glob("$some_dir2/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file2)
unlink($file2);
$some_dir3 = "../bmz_cache/3";
foreach (glob("$some_dir3/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file3)
unlink($file3);
$some_dir4 = "../bmz_cache/4";
foreach (glob("$some_dir4/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file4)
unlink($file4);
$some_dir5 = "../bmz_cache/5";
foreach (glob("$some_dir5/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file5)
unlink($file5);
$some_dir6 = "../bmz_cache/6";
foreach (glob("$some_dir6/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file6)
unlink($file6);
$some_dir7 = "../bmz_cache/7";
foreach (glob("$some_dir7/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file7)
unlink($file7);
$some_dir8 = "../bmz_cache/8";
foreach (glob("$some_dir8/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file8)
unlink($file8);
$some_dir9 = "../bmz_cache/9";
foreach (glob("$some_dir9/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $file9)
unlink($file9);
$some_dirc = "../bmz_cache/a";
foreach (glob("$some_dira/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filea)
unlink($filea);
$some_dirb = "../bmz_cache/b";
foreach (glob("$some_dirb/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $fileb)
unlink($fileb);
$some_dirc = "../bmz_cache/c";
foreach (glob("$some_dirc/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filec)
unlink($filec);
$some_dird = "../bmz_cache/d";
foreach (glob("$some_dird/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filed)
unlink($filed);
$some_dire = "../bmz_cache/e";
foreach (glob("$some_dire/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filee)
unlink($filee);
$some_dirf = "../bmz_cache/f";
foreach (glob("$some_dirf/{*.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.GIF,*.JPG,*.PNG,*.JPEG,*.jpeg}", GLOB_BRACE) as $filef)
unlink($filef);
?>

If using for a single folder, you would delete the script after the initial unlink call.

I use the curl command in cron keep kick start it. Just use the absolute path to wherever you drop it.

There is probably a shorter solution, but this one works for me.

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hi


I don't get these in image:

IH resize images yes
IH small image filetype no_change
IH small image background 255:255:255
IH watermark small images no
IH zoom small images yes
IH small image hotzone no
IH small image compression quality 85
IH medium image filetype no_change
IH medium image background 255:255:255
IH watermark medium images no
IH zoom medium images yes
IH medium image hotzone no
IH medium image compression quality 85
IH large image filetype no_change
IH large image background 255:255:255
IH watermark large images no
IH large image compression quality 85
IH large image maximum width 600
IH large image maximum height
IH watermark gravity Center
IH zoom gravity SouthEast

It's not clear what you are asking here.. It helps the community if they don't have to GUESS what might be your question/issue.. Can you elaborate??

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Originally Posted by lieven23

hi


I don't get these in image:

IH resize images yes
IH small image filetype no_change
IH small image background 255:255:255
IH watermark small images no
IH zoom small images yes
IH small image hotzone no
IH small image compression quality 85
IH medium image filetype no_change
IH medium image background 255:255:255
IH watermark medium images no
IH zoom medium images yes
IH medium image hotzone no
IH medium image compression quality 85
IH large image filetype no_change
IH large image background 255:255:255
IH watermark large images no
IH large image compression quality 85
IH large image maximum width 600
IH large image maximum height
IH watermark gravity Center
IH zoom gravity SouthEast

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Hi all,

I am using Zen Cart version 1.3.8 a. I installed Image Handler 2 which is working fine on the product pages but the images are broken in admin. Any advice would be appreciated.