Hi Support

 

I am using the trial of DNG right now, and have my site setup as we want, but it takes a very long time to load the images when they are clicked. This seems to be due to DNG using the full-size image - we wanted to know if it was possible to have a resized image displayed and then have a link underneath (where the comments bar is) to download the full-size original copy?

 

Site link available if needed.

 

Many thanks

 

Andre

Dear Andre,

 

http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Image+Gallery/Classic-Layout.aspx , this online demo display thumbnails in single page, once you click one image, it will display the full size image.

If you want to download image, you can right click the full size image, and then click "Save as". Every image has one url,  you can  update code and implement the image download feature.

 

Thank you for asking

Eric@cutesoft.net

Hi Eric

 

Thanks for the response.

 

I understand this, what I am looking to achieve is as follows:

-Upload image to gallery eg img101.jpg

-2x thumbnails are created, one of 96x128 size (img101.thumbnail.jpg) and one of 1024x768 (img101.gallery.jpg)

When a user opens the gallery, the thumnail jpg will be used on the classic layout as your link. Once an image is clicked the 'larger' image is displayed, and below this where the comments bar is I would then like to have a link to the original un-resised file. Some of the images on our site are 20MB and the full image is downloaded whenever a user views it - this takes a long, long time on a mobile phone or African ADSL connection!

 

Hi eabeukes,

 

In the current version, Dotnetgallery saves two files after image uploading, 

1. The thumbnail file,  it is 128 pixels width by default, the height of the thumbnail file is calculated automatically based on the original file

2. The original image file

 

if you want to create  a  resized image(1024*768),

you need to get the source code and modify it to meet your requirements

 

 

Regards,

Jeff 

Hi Jeff

 

Hi Andre,

 

You can't view the source code that creates the thumbnail file except you have the Source Code License

 

This is the licensing information page : http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Image+Gallery/Order.aspx

 

If you have the SourceCode License, I can point you how to modify the code to meet your requirements.

 

Regards,

Jeff