Brunswick Posted March 16, 2007 Posted March 16, 2007 You can also do it the other way around, then you only have to edit 1 file , products_info.php . Move all the main product pictures into a new folder name..lets say, big , then put all the thumbnails in your main image folder. Change the pop-up picture path in products_info.php to get the image from the big folder. I have looked in product_info.php (could not find products_info.php) to insert the path to my larger images and wasn't sure which line to edit and how. Anybody? -Hank :)
usernamenone Posted March 16, 2007 Posted March 16, 2007 Not needed. Just make sure that your product images are no wider than 500px and that you have saved them at a resolution of around 72. Your site should download quickly and you will save space by using 1 smaller image.
Brunswick Posted March 16, 2007 Author Posted March 16, 2007 Not needed. Just make sure that your product images are no wider than 500px and that you have saved them at a resolution of around 72. Your site should download quickly and you will save space by using 1 smaller image. Thank you for your input. The person on who's behalf I'm doing this is really fussy about image quality and for good reason since this is going to have an impact on sales. I don't have a problem with creating two seperate images to give him the quality he's looking for. What I need is a simple? method of re-directing the path in the pop-up to go to an image with the same name but in a (large image) secondary directory. Any suggestions on this? -Hank :huh:
Guest Posted March 17, 2007 Posted March 17, 2007 Thank you for your input. The person on who's behalf I'm doing this is really fussy about image quality and for good reason since this is going to have an impact on sales. I don't have a problem with creating two seperate images to give him the quality he's looking for. What I need is a simple? method of re-directing the path in the pop-up to go to an image with the same name but in a (large image) secondary directory. Any suggestions on this? -Hank :huh: Perhaps someone knows of a contribution where we can put our own thumbnails and main pictures. I would much rather do that. My problem is, let's say the image is 350 x 206, it looks good. But, when oscommerce creates the thumbnail, it doesn't look so good. Any suggestions?
spax Posted March 17, 2007 Posted March 17, 2007 Just use a thumbnail contribution. You will only need the large image then.
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