Hi,
to show a big picture on a web page i divided it into pieces
and put them together in a table:
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<a href="part1.jpg">
<img src="part1.jpg" width="150">
</a>
to load a chosen part in original size one has to click on it.
Yet loading of a whole table is still very slow. Does the width
transformation occur on a client side !!! ?
Still if it's made by apache on server side how time-effective it
is ?
Surely it's better to prepare part[1-n].jpg as part[1-n].smaller.jpg
in smaller sizes, but i have a lot pictures, so I am looking for an
effective automatism. Could somebody help me, please.
best regards
zbyszek
ps: how could one shrink *jpg images in batch
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Zbigniew Lisiecki wrote:
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| Hi, to show a big picture on a web page i divided it into pieces and put them together in a table: <table <tr <td <a href="part1.jpg" <img src="part1.jpg" width="150" </a to load a chosen part in original size one has to click on it. Yet loading of a whole table is still very slow. Does the width transformation occur on a client side !!! ? |
Yes its client side.
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| Still if it's made by apache on server side how time-effective it is ? |
depends on several factors like server, memory etc.
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| Surely it's better to prepare part[1-n].jpg as part[1-n].smaller.jpg in smaller sizes, but i have a lot pictures, so I am looking for an effective automatism. Could somebody help me, please. |
you could use PHP as long as the graphics library is installed or if you
are able to execute and install other applications to your server have
a look at imagemagick.
Stefan
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| best regards zbyszek ps: how could one shrink *jpg images in batch imagemagick is a good start |
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