I am trying to upload some gray scale pictures and the resized images come back with vertical white lines and distorted. Is there a way to fix this? Example image: http://grenierlive.com/photos/plog-content/originals/wedding2/091209zobrisky_0006.jpg
The thumb that is created from this image comes out with the vertical lines. I am using 1.0Beta 3. Can someone try this photo in 1.0RC 1. Might make me decide to upgrade.
It's the newest code (so basically RC1). I'm not sure if its the new code that will fix your issue or if it's an issue with the GD library installed on your server (the image manipulation library). I would recommend installing a separate installation with the new code first and try the upload first to see if it fixes the issue or create a full backup of files and the database just in case you wanted to go back to the beta3 version (although I think you'll like the RC1 version just as well and hopefully better than beta3).
After the upgrade, that image did in fact render correctly but it was not true for all of them. ex. http://grenierlive.com/photos/plog-content/originals/wedding2/091209zobrisky_0449.jpg
as well as some images that would return blank. ex. http://grenierlive.com/photos/plog-content/originals/wedding/091209zobrisky_0956.jpg
Thank you and I love seeing this gallery progress.
Can you login to the admin section and click the "Show Server Info" on the upper right-hand corner? After that, can you paste the information shown there to this forum? Thanks.
I'm guessing it's a run time limit or memory size limit. You can attempt to increase these in plog-globals.php (just edit the numbers). I'd try 128M and 600s? See if that does anything.
in plog-globals.php <code> if (intval(ini_get('max_execution_time')) < 600) { @ini_set('max_execution_time', '600'); }
if (intval(ini_get('memory_limit')) < 128) { @ini_set('memory_limit', '128M'); } </code>
I also modified the php.ini file to set these values but
GD Version: bundled (2.0.34 compatible) with JPEG support Session Save Path: File Upload Size Limit: 2MB Temporary Memory Limit: 64M Code Run Time Limit: 300s
That is the code you would be looking for. It could be your host does not allow changes to these variables or that there is a maximum setting allowed for them (if you go over that set amount, it goes to the default setting, not the maximum setting). I would check with them to see what you can edit in terms of php.ini variables.