Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Image Resize Filter
Version:
6.x-1.9
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Unassigned
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Created:
28 Jun 2010 at 05:07 UTC
Updated:
17 Feb 2012 at 12:54 UTC
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Comment #1
quicksketchImage Resize Filter has nothing to do with browsers, it only reads HTML and then resizes based on what it's read. So the fact that the code labeled "Firefox" works and "IE8" does not means that Image Resize Filter can't read that code correctly for some reason.
When you say "doesn't work", do you mean that Image Resize Filter doesn't create images or that it resizes them incorrectly? Is the image generated but the HTML isn't updated?
My first guess is that a missing semicolon might be to blame, but I haven't looked at this problem in-depth yet.
width: 497px; height: 161px(missing ";" after px)Comment #2
redsquid commentedI have the same problem. I'm using Image Resize Filter together with tinyMCE, and it works fine with firefox, but in Chrome I can't grab the corners of the image when it is inserted into the body text. I've not tested it in Explorer.
I'm using the admin/rubik theme to edit content, but I don't know if it could have anything to do with that.
And by the way: Great module
Comment #3
elijah lynn@redsquid - This is independent of Image Resize Filter, it would do this even if it wasn't installed. It is a bug or limitation with Webkit (Chrome & Safari). Image Resize Filter would still work but you would have to edit image dimensions manually.
Comment #4
prestondocks commentedI can confirm that image resize filter does not work in Chrome. In IE when I click the image I get the selection box around the image and can resize. When I click the same image in chrome it just highlights the image.
Please see the screen shots below
Thanks
Comment #5
quicksketchI've answered this enough times. It's not Image Resize Filter, it's your WYSIWYG.
Comment #6
nimzie commentedQuicksketch - I read your posting about "it's your wysiwyg". I just tested the same site with FF (and it works), Chrome (it doesn't work) and doesn't on Safari.
I don't have a VM with I.E. running, but I think it's safe to assume it works based on the reports above.
When you say it's your wysiwyg, is there anything specifically that I can run through? What a great usability feature. Unfortunately only 35% of my site's visitors use FF.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
thanks!
Comment #7
quicksketch#367655: Not working in Safari (with FCKeditor and TinyMCE)
#597208: Can't resize images with TinyMCE on Safari
#652170: Not working with Safar 4.0.3 or Chrome for Mac
Comment #8
alexbk66- commentedAny update on the Chrome problem? It still doesn't work!
Comment #9
PvO commentedAs a "new" Drupal user I searched for a long time and finally found Image Resizer Filter. So I viewed the instruction videos, installed WYSIWYG and CKEditor (switcht also to tinymce), changed the input filters and did this all over again because it did not work. Finally after 3 hours I found this thread. It does NOT work in Google Chrome..pfffff....
I sure do hope someone (maybe the developer of this beautifull tool!!!) wil fix this. Thanks in beforehand!
Comment #10
nathan.bolin commentedI am running Drupal 7.12 and have the exact problem as desribed above, the image cannot be resized in chrome. I have tried different editors to include CKEditor, TinyMCE, and jWYSIWYG and resizing fails to work. Works well in Firefox and and back to IE7. Any updates?
Comment #11
alexbk66- commentedIt's a known issue in Chrome, the way selection works when you click the image. I don't think much can be done in Drupal to fix it.
May be some Java script?
Comment #11.0
alexbk66- commentedremove the actual website link