AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread

[greydawgjr]

Sorry for the double post, but download this file instead of the one I posted above. The file contained in this post also includes the bug fix to the portrait aspect ratios I made last summer. Either one will work if your images are landscaped.

[jmeca]

Hello: I have instalated in mys web image swapper and i think is great and give to may shops look more profesional, i only have a problem and is that, take a long time to open de photos and make the zoom normaly i use firefox and take long time but in IE take more time in open and make the zoom.

Any have ideas or can help me. My web is: www.expomueble.es


Thank you very much in advance for your help.

[greydawgjr]

Hi jmeca,

Looks like you have quite a few things loading on that page. The things that seem to be really slowing it down are your google ads and impressinsweb ads along with analytics. In fact, the files associated with AIS are loading relatively quickly.

You can speed it up by getting rid of whatever is calling sounds.js which is not present, but that probably won't be a big difference.

Hello: I have instalated in mys web image swapper and i think is great and give to may shops look more profesional, i only have a problem and is that, take a long time to open de photos and make the zoom normaly i use firefox and take long time but in IE take more time in open and make the zoom.

Any have ideas or can help me. My web is: www.expomueble.es


Thank you very much in advance for your help.

[dscott1966]

Sorry for the double post, but download this file instead of the one I posted above. The file contained in this post also includes the bug fix to the portrait aspect ratios I made last summer. Either one will work if your images are landscaped.

I do not know if anyone has told you about the ais file you have here but thanks it works great for me with no problem images look a lot better now. Thanks again

[john4]

Sorry for the double post, but download this file instead of the one I posted above. The file contained in this post also includes the bug fix to the portrait aspect ratios I made last summer. Either one will work if your images are landscaped.

It comes a fatel error when I replace the file.
Any hits to solve this problem,thx!

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare upload_resized_image() in /usr/ide/webs/e08050901/ROOT/admin/includes/functions/extra_functions/ais_image_functions.phpx on line 14

[john4]

It comes a fatel error when I replace the file.
Any hits to solve this problem,thx!

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare upload_resized_image() in /usr/ide/webs/e08050901/ROOT/admin/includes/functions/extra_functions/ais_image_functions.phpx on line 14

pls ignore this message.
But even I replace the file, the image quality is wtill too low to used.

[greydawgjr]

pls ignore this message.
But even I replace the file, the image quality is wtill too low to used.

Hi John,

Since you've tested this can you provide a little more feedback so that we can continue to tweak the quality issues? Also if you can provide the GD version your server is using that would be a big help. Also, are the images you're resizing the same aspect ratio as the image dimensions you're resizing to?

Thanks

[greydawgjr]

Here's a sneak peak of the modified AIS file I posted on the previous page so that you can decide whether or not it's a worthwhile upgrade before going through the work of replacing the file.

(The original I've included has a larger file size than the forum allows for upload (it's about 104k) so the image you see here will have been resized by the upload so it won't be a quite fair comparison. I believe the resized ones will be left alone though so hopefully it'll provide some idea)

Good luck!

*edit*
The images in the attached thumbnails box are the original followed by the medium resized image. The image in the Attached Images box is the thumbnail in its full size. Admittedly this particular image doesn't scale down that far very well but a picture of a shoe or t-shirt would look much better.