I need custom image size, so I set up dimensions which I need at: admin/settings/image

and got: # Changes to the images sizes mean that the derivative images will need to be regenerated.

I then went to admin/content/node and started rebuilding derivative images, but even though they're not being created.

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v8powerage’s picture

OK I found better way which I suggest to anyone :D

img img.image.image-original {
width: 60%;
height: 60%
}

Hetta’s picture

It's absolutely astonishingly bad coding to have the BROWSER do image resizing on the fly.

Find out why you can't get derivatives to work, instead. That'll help your site run along at a fair clip.

v8powerage’s picture

It's astonishingly bad that image.module is so crappy.

When I created new size and started rebuilding derivatives all sizes dissapearesd (thank goodnes, I only tested it on 1 node).

jonathan1055’s picture

Hey let's not get into a slanging match. Hetta, you have a point that getting css to resize images is not the most efficient, but you don't need to criticise so blatantly. Shaman, you found a fix for your immediate problem, ok, but it might not be the best solution in the long run. Dont criticise the entire module just because you found one bug. That happens all the time ;-)

Let's get back to solving the original problem. Some questions:
1. What version of Drupal are you using
2. What sub-version of image 1.0dev are you using?
3. Have you upgraded to this version of image, or is it a clean fresh install with no history?
4. If you upgraded, what was the previous version and did your problem occur immediately after the upgrade?
5. Did you run update.php and were there any problems logged?
6. What is the exact nature of the error? Is there some error text message produced?
7. Can you look in /sites/default/files/images (or wherever you set the image files to be stored) and see if the derivatives have been generated but are just not being used or not available to be rendered.

Jonathan

jonathan1055’s picture

Joachim, Sun,

Can this issue be closed? It has had no activity for 10 months and there are no real details of the original bug.

Jonathan

joachim’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)

Yup, good idea.