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upload-resize multiple image

Asked by panosms in ColdFusion Application Server, Cold Fusion Markup Language

Tags: ADOBE, Coldfusion

Hello experts.
I have a working code for uploading and resizing one image.
Now i want these to work for more than one image and
get the values of the uploaded images and thumbs into a DB.
The DB is Like:
Photo
Art_id int
foto_1 varchar
foto_2 varchar
foto_1_thumb varchar
foto_2_thumb varchar.
Below is the code for one image:Start Free Trial

         
           
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             <!---
   Create folder structure or change to fit your needs
   Expects images to be uploaded to images and thumbnails go in thumbs
--->
 
 
<!--- set the full path to the images folder --->
<cfset mediapath = expandpath('./image')>
 
<!--- set the desired image height ---->
<cfset thumbsize = 75>
 
<!--- set the desired image width --->
<cfset imagesize = 320>
 
 
<cfif structKeyExists(form,"foto1") and len(form.foto1)>
   <cffile action="upload"
   filefield="foto1"
   destination="#MediaPath#"
   nameconflict="makeunique">
   
   <!--- read the image ---->
   <cfimage name="uploadedImage"
   source="#MediaPath#/#file.serverFile#" >
 
   <!--- figure out which way to scale the image --->
   <cfif uploadedImage.width gt uploadedImage.height>
         <cfset thmb_percentage = (thumbsize / uploadedImage.width)>
         <cfset percentage = (imagesize / uploadedImage.width)>
      <cfelse>
         <cfset thmb_percentage = (thumbsize / uploadedImage.height)>
         <cfset percentage = (imagesize / uploadedImage.height)>
  </cfif>
   
   <!--- calculate the new thumbnail and image height/width --->
   <cfset thumbWidth = round(uploadedImage.width * thmb_percentage)>
   <cfset thumbHeight = round(uploadedImage.height * thmb_percentage)>
 
   <cfset newWidth = round(uploadedImage.width * percentage)>
   <cfset newHeight = round(uploadedImage.height * percentage)>
 
   <!--- see if we need to resize the image, maybe it is already smaller than our desired size --->
   <cfif uploadedImage.width gt imagesize>
         <cfimage action="resize"
       height="#newHeight#"
       width="#newWidth#"
       source="#uploadedImage#"
      destination="#MediaPath#/#file.serverFile#"
       overwrite="true"/>
  </cfif>
 
    <!--- create a thumbnail for the image --->
  <cfimage action="resize"
    height="#thumbHeight#"
    width="#thumbWidth#"
    source="#uploadedImage#"
    destination="#MediaPath#/thumb/#file.serverFile#"
    overwrite="true"/>
   
   <cfoutput>
     <img src="image/thumb/#file.serverFile#" height="#thumbHeight#" width="#thumbWidth#" align="left" hspace="10"><br>
 
      Original Image: #uploadedImage.width#x#uploadedImage.height#<br>
      Resized Image: #newWidth#x#newHeight#<br>
    Thumbnail: #thumbWidth#x#thumbHeight#<br><br>
      <a href="image/#file.serverFile#">See Image</a><br>
      
   </cfoutput>
</cfif>   
 
<form action="test1.cfm" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
   <label for="fileUpload">Choose Image: </label>
   <input  type="file" name="foto1"  id="foto1"  />
   <input type="submit" value="Upload Image">
</form>

           
         

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upload-resize multiple image

Asked by panosms in ColdFusion Application Server, Cold Fusion Markup Language

Tags: ADOBE, Coldfusion

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