By zigma on

With Imagecache still not stable, is there other solution that I can use to resize images????

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

Comments

metagrapher’s picture

metagrapher commented

We use Imagecache in a high-traffic production environment with much success. I recommend trying it out on a testing server to see how it fits your implementation and to see if you have any issues, and subsequently deploying to production on success. :)

zigma’s picture

zigma commented

Good to hear that metagrapher,

I have been trying it out for last few weeks. And i have come across diff set of problems. recent one being, it does not generate the resized image file.

metagrapher’s picture

metagrapher commented

You may need to flush your caches a few times. As a general rule, if something isn't appearing on my site I will flush my caches to make it appear. I recommend doing this during low-traffic times. ImageCache itself manages its own cache, so you will have to flush the ImageCache cache to make changes appear. I have also had to flush memcache since it does compiled php caching. At least I think it does compiled php caching... ...either way, restarting memcache to flush it usually does the trick. ;)

Let me know how that goes for ya.

bwv’s picture

bwv commented

IMCE and IMCEimage for CCK. They work brilliantly for image management and resizing.