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aroth replied on May 05, 2008 23:33 to the question "Alternate "Image not available" image + random Magnolia screenshots?" in Thmbnl:
Paid accounts (Webmaster and Business service plans) can now upload custom 'Image Not Available' images for each authorization. From your account, click the authorization link and then click 'Upload New'.
We suggest uploading an 800x600 image with a 4:3 ratio. The image will be scaled down to several widths: 320, 160, 100, and 60 automatically. Once uploaded, you can click 'View All Sizes' to make sure everything is to your liking. To use the standard 'Image Not Available' image, click the 'Use Default' link.
Please let us know what you think.
Thanks,
Adam-
Todd Sieling replied on April 08, 2008 18:14 to the question "Alternate "Image not available" image + random Magnolia screenshots?" in Thmbnl:
We'll get a feature update request into the queue for specifying alternate 'image not available' placeholders, but I suspect they'll only be offered on paid accounts.
For Ma.gnolia screenshots, I'm not totally sure what you mean, so it would be good to know the URLs where this is happening and we can try those ourselves and see what's coming in. -
wynzlo asked a question in Thmbnl on April 04, 2008 18:08:
Alternate "Image not available" image + random Magnolia screenshots?As much as I like the default "Image not available" image, is there any way to use a local image file instead?
Note: I'm using the free account
Also, why in the world do I keep getting Magnolia screenshots showing up instead of pages I've already tried to "update" multiple times? Magnolia is great and all, but it's certainly going to confuse my users... -
aroth replied on March 25, 2008 14:57 to the problem "Can't get example.php to show me an example" in Thmbnl:
No problem. You are welcome. -
wynzlo replied on March 25, 2008 13:16 to the problem "Can't get example.php to show me an example" in Thmbnl:
I just got back to the machine where I had left the test open in a browser, hit refresh and it worked. Don't know what was going on, but thanks for the response. -
wynzlo replied on March 25, 2008 01:07 to the problem "Can't get example.php to show me an example" in Thmbnl:
aroth:
Thanks very much for demonstrating that. I've since tried the same thing on another machine at a different location and it all works perfectly, so maybe I had a browser issue of some sort. I'll check tomorrow and report back if I find out what's causing the problem. Thanks again! -
aroth replied on March 24, 2008 22:38 to the problem "Can't get example.php to show me an example" in Thmbnl:
Hello.
That is a correctly formatted thmbnl URL. I'm a little confused when you say "I stuck the entire example.php snippet inside an img tag as the source...", so here is an example that may be more useful:
<?php
require_once 'thmbnl.php';
$consumer_key = 'CONSUMER KEY';
$consumer_secret = 'CONSUMER SECRET';
$token = 'TOKEN';
$token_secret = 'TOKEN SECRET';
$t = new Thmbnl( $consumer_key, $consumer_secret, $token, $token_secret );
$thumbnail_src = $t->find('www.thmbnl.com', 320);
?>
<html>
<body>
[img src="<?= $thumbnail_src ?>"/]
-or-
[img src="<?= $t->find('www.thmbnl.com', 100) ?>"/]
</body>
</html>
...just copy in your consumer/token values and it'll be be good to go. If you need more help, just ask.
(Don't forget to change the []'s to <>'s in the img tags above)
Adam -
wynzlo reported a problem in Thmbnl on March 24, 2008 22:06:
Can't get example.php to show me an exampleI've signed up for a free account to try out thmbnl, downloaded the PHP plugin, jumped through some hoops to get PHP running on my local system and looked through the (short) README file 289 times, but I still can't get the example file to work.
I stuck the entire example.php snippet (minus the unusable 'create' function) inside an img tag as the source. I'm getting what looks to be a good URL, but no image is retrieved. Note: I'm only trying to snag the default www.thmbnl.com 320 pixel image as it's set up in the example.
Example URL being returned:
h**p://www.thmbnl.com/snapshots?oauth_version=1.0&oauth_nonce=5ea60584827e57dfa4ac9721d98beb59&oauth_timestamp=1206395144&oauth_consumer_key=Zy8z6Wg6ShP9WuTP&size=320&url=www.thmbnl.com&oauth_token=avPvE3MTsChjnaJK&oauth_signature_method=HMAC-SHA1&oauth_signature=N1U3gXdwAbhVAp6%2FLNKuVszUx54%3D
Is that how the URL should appear? Any suggestions?
