tweaking the last updated album thumbnails

flu

Hi,
I'm trying to get some custom thumbnails for my last updated albums and print them on the main page of my galley, so I try to tweak the image_album_statistics.php plugin but I can't manage to mix the getAlbumThumb() function and the printCustomAlbumThumbImage() function.
Would you be kind enough to tell me what I have to change in this line :
echo "<img src=\"".$tempalbum->getAlbumThumb()."\">\n";
(line 140 of image_album_statistics.php)
to get a 75px x 75px square thumbnail for example (or maybe a simpler way to proceed...) ?

Thank you for your time.

(something else : I don't see the search form anymore till the forum upgrade. Is it normal ?)

acrylian

Hm, good idea, we probably should have that as an option...

You would have to use `$tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage()` and a image url like this:
`WEBPATH.'/'.ZENFOLDER.'/i.php?a='.$tempalbum->name.'&i='.$tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage()&cw=75&ch=75`

More about these direct image processing options on top of `zp-core/i.php`

flu

Danke Acrylian !
Excuse me but... where am I supposed to add
WEBPATH.'/'.ZENFOLDER.'/i.php?a='.$tempalbum->name.'&i='.$tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage()&cw=75&ch=75
exactly ?
As I'm not a coder (as you guess) this simple question is very important to me (anyway I can try to find it by myself but it will take a year getting 1 billion syntax errors).

flu

Well, I don't get it :
I'm not sure how to incorporate this option into my function printAlbumStatisticItem.
Could you please tell me how to make it work with it :
`
function printAlbumStatisticItem($album, $option, $showtitle=false, $showdate=false, $showdesc=false, $desclength=40,$showstatistic='') {
global $_zp_gallery;
$albumpath = rewrite_path("/", "index.php?album=");
$tempalbum = new Album($_zp_gallery, $album['folder']);
echo "name)."\" title=\"" . htmlspecialchars(strip_tags($tempalbum->getTitle()),ENT_QUOTES) . "\">\n";
echo "getAlbumThumb()."\">\n
";
if($showtitle) {
echo "

name)."\" title=\"" . htmlspecialchars(strip_tags($tempalbum->getTitle()),ENT_QUOTES) . "\">\n";
echo $tempalbum->getTitle()."

\n";
}
`

acrylian

The code I posted should replace the `$tempalbum->getAlbumThumb()` in this line `echo "getAlbumThumb()."\">\n
";`

I definatly think about adding that as an option parameter some time, but, well, these functions have already a lot parameters...

flu

Thanks Acrylian.
I'm sorry but I just get an error processing like that.
I'm not sure to understand exactly where I have to put
`WEBPATH.'/'.ZENFOLDER.'/i.php?a='.$tempalbum->name.'&i='.$tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage()&cw=75&ch=75` exactly in the function printAlbumStatisticItem :
`
function printAlbumStatisticItem($album, $option, $showtitle=false, $showdate=false, $showdesc=false, $desclength=40,$showstatistic='') {
global $_zp_gallery;
$albumpath = rewrite_path("/", "index.php?album=");
$tempalbum = new Album($_zp_gallery, $album['folder']);
echo "name)."\" title=\"" . htmlspecialchars(strip_tags($tempalbum->getTitle()),ENT_QUOTES) . "\">\n";
echo "getAlbumThumbImage()."\">\n
";
`
Sorry to ask again...

acrylian

Change `echo "getAlbumThumbImage()."\">\n
";`

to

`echo "name."&i=".$tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage()."&cw=75&ch=75\">\n
";`

Sorry there was a typo (beware of mixing single and doube quotes!). Also I did not try that myself yet, it should theoretically work...

flu

Thank you Acrylian.
In fact I get this in my generated html code :
``
which doesn't print the thumbnail. When I directly paste the adress above (mywonderfullwebsite/zenphoto/zp-core/i.php?a=album-name/subalbum-name&i=Object&cw=75&ch=75) in my browser adress bar, I get :
The Zenphoto object you are requesting cannot be found.
Album: albums/album-name/subalbum-name
Image: Object
Theme page: index

acrylian

Ok, I had an error in my example. Since I think about adding it as an option, here we go again:

Replace the line in question with this:
`
$albumthumb = $tempalbum->getAlbumThumbImage();
echo "name."&i=".$albumthumb->name."&s=75&cw=75&ch=75\">\n
";
`

flu

Woaw ! That did the trick !
Wunderbach ! Thank you, Acrylian !