## /image.php

Description

This script implements utility functions for working with images.

- license: Phorum
- copyright: 2007, Phorum Development Team

Functions
phorum_api_image_thumbnail (line 78)

Create an image thumbnail.

This function can be used to create a scaled down thumbnail version of an image. You can specifiy a width and/or a height to which to scale down the image. The aspect ratio will always be kept. If both a width and height are provided, then the one which requires the largest scale down will be leading.

- return:

  NULL is returned in case creating the thumbnail failed. The function phorum_api_strerror() can be used to retrieve information about the error which occurred.

  An array is returned in case creating the thumbnail did work. This array contains the following fields:

  - image: The scaled down image. NULL if no scaling was needed.
  - method: The method that was used to create the thumbnail.
  - cur_w: The width of the original $image.
  - cur_h: The height of the original $image.
  - cur_mime: The MIME type of the original $image.
  - new_w: The width of the scaled down image.
  - new_h: The height of the scaled down image.
  - new_mime: The MIME type of the scaled down image,

mixed phorum_api_image_thumbnail (mixed $image, [mixed $max_w = NULL], [mixed $max_h = NULL], [mixed $method = NULL], string $image , integer $max_w , integer $max_h , string $method )

- string $image : The raw binary image data.
- integer $max_w : The maximum allowed width for the image in pixels. Use NULL or 0 (zero) to indicate that any width will do.
- integer $max_h : The maximum allowed height for the image in pixels. Use NULL or 0 (zero) to indicate that any height will do.
- string $method : The method to use for scaling the image. By default, this function will try to autodetect a working method. Providing a $method parameter is mostly useful for debugging purposes. Available methods (in the order in which they are probed in the code) are:
  - gd: using the GD library (requires extension "gd")
  - imagick: using the ImageMagick library (requires extension "imagick")
  - convert: using the ImageMagick "convert" tool (requires the ImageMagick package to be installed on the server, does not work in combination with some PHP safety restrictions).

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