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I'm trying to float the CCK body text around an image, but I just can't get it to work no matter what I try. Here is the current relevant code node.tpl.php:

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I'm working a photoblog into my personal website using imagefield and imagecache with Views to generate pages of thumbnails depending on the taxonomy term in the url. So, photos of London would look like this: http://gerardmcgarry.com/photo/london whereas the regular taxonomy term look like this: http://gerardmcgarry.com/photo/tags/london

Hello all,

This service force the creation of an image derivative with imagecache. Just pass the relative url of the image and the name of image cache preset.

The title and code is from Florian Lorétan. Read more from his blog:
http://happypixels.net/blog/triggering-creation-imagecache-derivatives-p...

It was so easy to make a service.
But what im looking for is to create presets on the fly, something like:

Scale (width=160, height=null , upscale: false)
Crop (width= 155, height= 160, xoffset= center, yoffset= center)

Trots allt "tjat" om Views och CCK har jag ändå ägnat lång tid åt Drupal utan att ta i dessa moduler. Efter flera försök med andra lösningar börjar jag förstå vitsen och inser hur himla bra det är.

My setup is Drupal 5.10 and the latest versions of:

usernode, node profile, node family, imagefield, imagecache, Views, CCK

I am using the above modules to create userprofiles, whose pictures are displayed in a gallery format using imagefield+imagecache+views. My user profiles are taken over using michelle's template.php snippet, featured in her userprofiles #1 tutorial. Every /user/% looks just like its corresponding /node/%.

In views I add the field "field_image_field" and "Node: Author Name". This creates a photo gallery, with the user's name under each image.

I really don't like posting support questions here in the groups section, but you guys are awesome and I wanted to ask you first.

I am having consistent issues with Image Quality from thumbnail images generated by Imagecache.

I use a CCK Image field to upload the image - then I run image cache on it to create the teaser and full view.

The quality for the large image is usually fine - but the thumbnail is really not up to par.

Is there a way to control that - using PHP settings for GD library?

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This screencast demonstrates the recipe for Imagecache and Imagefield (for CCK) to build a system for posting images on your Drupal website. This is a robust and flexible system for handling images and has a bright future with more helper modules born every day.

This micro-lesson depends on prior understanding of the CCK module and the Views module. This example uses Drupal 5 since the Image* modules for Drupal 6 are not available (yet).

I just posted my outline and UI design for a new image gallery module to Drupal on the Raincity Studios blog. It uses CCK, imagefield, and imagecache, and has both galleries and images as nodes.

I'm looking for feedback on the idea, and to see if people are interested in having this built, either through a reverse bounty or some other method.

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GAPN is based on Drupal 5.7, and makes heavy use of the following modules: CCK, Views, Workflow-ng, FeedAPI, ImageCache, Usernode, Bio, Fivestar, and Voting API. That's not a full list, but the site leans on those the most.

Additionally, we built a custom theme and wrote several custom modules to get things working just the way we wanted them to. In writing these modules, we built custom Drupal integration for getID3, SWFUpload, and the JW Media Player.

Hope you like the site! I'll be happy to answer any "how did you do that?" questions if you have them.