tox

After you create the unique id or name for the image, create one for the thumbnail as well:

####//// create a thumbnail image as well
$thumb_name = $file_id.”_th.$function_suffix”;
imagejpeg($new_img, $thumb_name);

And then you can upload it just like you did the image:

###// Move thumbnail image to uploaddir location
if(!@move_uploaded_file($thumb_name, $target_path)){
$err = “Couldn’t Copy Thumbnail to Filesystem”;
}

Thanks again for this great script!

Sean

It could be a number of things. It sounds like the “thumbnail.php” is not outputting it to the browser. It is also possible that the upload.php file is adding the thumbnail picture id to the Session. Try commenting out the following line of code in the thumbnail.php:

Make
header("Content-Length: ".strlen($_SESSION["file_info"][$image_id]));
Becomes
//header("Content-Length: ".strlen($_SESSION["file_info"][$image_id]));

If I view the source I can see where it creates an img tag like but it does not display that image. Any ideas on why this might be?

Since the code is the same from my laptop to my website and the only thing different is the version of php that is running between the two the only thing I can think of is that there is something missing from the version of php that my website is running which is php version 4.4.8. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Sean Meyer