By yangke on

I tried:

<?php
theme_image('mypicture.jpg', 'my alt', 'my title', array('width'=>'250px', 'height'=>'10px'));
?>

but my picture isn't resized (it shows in original size)

I can't find examples of the attributes array..
API says: associative array of html attributes (which is what i give it afaik)

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vasi1186 commented

Hi yangke,

I think I found a solution for you. Here is the function for theme_image: http://api.drupal.org/api/function/theme_image/6 (I think you know it already...). The last parameter, $getsize, if it is not specified, the default is TRUE. That means that your width/height attributes will be overwritten by the image original width and height.
So, here would be the correct call to theme image:

theme('image', 'mypicture.jpg', 'my alt', 'my title', array('width'=>'250px', 'height'=>'10px'), TRUE);

Btw, whenever you call a theme function, the drupal way of calling these functions is this: theme("theme_name", parameter1, parameter2, ...);
This type of calling allows you to rewrite you themes. For example, in case of theme_image: this is the function that is called by default if you do not overwrite this function in your template.php for example with a name like this one: themename_image()

Vasi.

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yangke commented

thanks Vasi!

<?php
theme('image', 'mypicture.jpg', 'my alt', 'my title', array('width'=>'250px', 'height'=>'100px'), FALSE);
?>

does the trick.
(last argument false otherwise it uses original size, as you explained)

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krupsonline4u@gmail.com commented

exactly same as what I was looking for.