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Installation (Asp)
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2004 2:57 pm
by nico
I'm a damned dummy!!!
I would like to use the sdk to resize images on the server, showing them with .asp pages in a browser
I'm triyng to get the examples run, on XP pro with IIS, but i'm not able to.
So, here are the questions:
1) How do I install the gflax.dll
(i've copied it in system32 and runned regsvr32)
2) Is there a step by step tutorial to do something? (i can't get your examples work)
Thank you!
Re: Installation (Asp)
Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2004 7:08 pm
by helmut
nico wrote:...I'm trying to get the examples run, on XP pro with IIS, but i'm not able to.
So, here are the questions:
1) How do I install the gflax.dll
(i've copied it in system32 and runned regsvr32)
2) Is there a step by step tutorial to do something? (i can't get your examples work)
First, I don't know ASP at all. But I know Visual Basic and other IDEs, so I give it a try:
Your first step (registering using regsvr32) is correct.
I assume that there is an IDE (Integrated development environment) for developing the ASP code. If so, it is very likely that you have to specify a "reference" to the GFL SDK. In the IDE of Visual Basic there is "Project->References" for this. There you choose the GFL SDK. If you don't do this, all the GFL calls & function will be unknown in the project (think this is what you currently experience).
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 8:27 am
by lazerfisk
Not quite. I use Textpad for creating ASP-code

So, there is no IDE and no references :/
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Dim Image
Set Image = Server.CreateObject("GflAx" & gflsdk_version & ".GflAx")
Image.LoadBitmap server.mappath(request("img"))
iwidth = image.width
iheight = image.height
aspect = iheight/iwidth
if (image.width > int(request("width"))) then
newwidth = request("width")
newheight = request("width") * aspect
Image.Resize newwidth, newheight
end if
Image.SaveFormat = 1 ' This is a JPEG
Image.SaveJPEGQuality = 95
Response.ContentType = "image/" & ctype
Response.Expires = 60
Response.BinaryWrite Image.SendBinary
Set Image = nothing
Hope this helps
Regards,
christopher