Jquery Guillotine + PhpThumbFactory

[Willy SWENDRA]

Hi, 

Thanks for your excellent plugin.

I want get data for work image with the phpThumbFactory plugin in php but I don't exactly cut the correct value

Perhaps we need make a conversion...?

My code : 

// getdata : OK

                                        $x = $_POST['img_x'];

$y = $_POST['img_y'];

$w = $_POST['img_w'];

$h = $_POST['img_h'];

$scale = $_POST['img_scale'];

$angle = $_POST['img_angle'];

// Create the object PhpThumbFactory

try

{

    $thumb = PhpThumbFactory::create($UPLOAD_PHOTOS_LIVRES.$nom_photo);

}

catch (Exception $e)

{

    // handle error here however you'd like

echo "Erreur : <br />".$e;

}

// Works the picture

$thumb->rotateImageNDegrees($angle);//ok

$thumb->crop($x, $y, $w , $h);

$thumb->resizePercent($scale*100); // ok

$thumb->save($UPLOAD_PHOTOS_LIVRES.$nom_photo);

2. An another question : 

In guillotine init, the width and height make the size of the image to crop but when it's a limit zoomout and my pics it's bad cropped.

In fact, i can't see the full image.

Can i defined the limit zoom out ? For more scale ?

Thanks for your help.

W-prog.com

[mgag....@gmail.com]

Hi Willy.

I haven't used "phpThumbFactory" but after going throught your code I'd say that the problem is the order in which you are applying the transformations to the image.

In your code you rotate, crop and resize (in that order) instead of rotating and scaling before cropping (5th step in Guillotine's Readme: "Handle cropping instructions").

'x' and 'y' are coordinates over the image after it's been rotated and scaled, so rotate and scale before cropping and you should be good to go.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but for your second question I think you are refering to the same as this.

Hope this helps, Matías.

[Willy SWENDRA]

Hi Matias, 

Ok, i understood. I do it.

Thanks so much.

Willy