how can i EASILY obtain the height and width dimensions of a remote image file? i need a solution that doesn't involve extra components. i've found one or two solutions, and the one i tried works okay, but i can't figure out how to isolate the height and width.
ideally, i'd like to be able to use a function with a web address as a parameter, which returns the height and width of the picture.
I want to get the exact Dimension of the Photo (jpg, jpeg, gif, ...) uploaded on a server by users. I'm using ASP language. do u guys have any idea how I can do that?
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View Replies View RelatedIs there a simple function in ASP to calculate the dimensions of an image?
View Replies View RelatedI am uploading some banners to my server on an application, I am using ASPUpload.
Everything works fine, I am using the component properties: File.ImageType, File.ImageWidth, and File.ImageHeight.
My problem is that this properties only support file types:GIF, JPEG, BMP and PNG.
I am using also Flash banners on the site (SWF)...
How can I determine the banner dimensions (width and height in pixels) after uploading the .swf file?
Using JavaScript, I'm able to get the user's screen dimensions with screen.availWidth and screen.availHeight. But if I want to store this info in the database using ASP code, how do I go about doing it?
View Replies View RelatedI'm experiecing a problem with file uploads from ASP pages.
On a Windows 2000 - IIS 5 server we're running an ASP Classic
application that features an upload form for files of great dimensions
(100+MB). Problem is, when we try to upload a file exceeding 3MB we
retive almost immediatly a message such as 'The page cannot be
displayed'.
We do not even reach the page that contains the code for file
managing; when we click on the submit button in the form with enctype
multipart form data the application ends and the error is visualized.
For files under 3MB there are no problems at all.
The FAQ of our upload third party component (ABCUpload by Websupergoo)
state that we could either have problems with our proxy or we could be
stopped by a wrong URLScan setting: we do not have any proxy nor
URLScan is installed on our server.
I may add that all the configuration of the script timeouts on IIS are
correctly set.
Is there anyone who can suggest us a solution?