A brief overview of the imagecache_customactions contributed drupal module. Suppose you'd like to resize an image based on whether it's orientation is la...
[LESS INFO] 6 VIEWS | ADDED 19:58:19 09/29/09
A brief overview of the imagecache_customactions contributed drupal module. Suppose you'd like to resize an image based on whether it's orientation is landscape, portrait or square. This screencast will show you how to inject that kind of logic into your imagecache preset.
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Imagefield and Imag...
13 Views 18:14:16 09/19/08
On this week's Mustardseed Video Podcast, Bob shows you how to deal with images in your CCK content types. There's always a million ways to skin a cat in...
[LESS INFO] 13 VIEWS | ADDED 18:14:16 09/19/08
On this week's Mustardseed Video Podcast, Bob shows you how to deal with images in your CCK content types. There's always a million ways to skin a cat in Drupal, but this method has been consistant and maintained nicely over time. He couples Imagefield with Imagecache to get some simple image handling in as a CCK field.
Imagefield And Imag...
4 Views 18:14:16 09/19/08
On this week's Mustardseed Video Podcast, Bob shows you how to deal with images in your CCK content types. There's always a million ways to skin a cat in...
[LESS INFO] 4 VIEWS | ADDED 18:14:16 09/19/08
On this week's Mustardseed Video Podcast, Bob shows you how to deal with images in your CCK content types. There's always a million ways to skin a cat in Drupal, but this method has been consistant and maintained nicely over time. He couples Imagefield with Imagecache to get some simple image handling in as a CCK field.
Imagecache And Imag...
2 Views 22:00:07 05/31/08
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 f...
[LESS INFO] 2 VIEWS | ADDED 22:00:07 05/31/08
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 modules born every day that tap in. 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 officially released (yet).