[2023-01-23] 4images 1.10 released
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Nein. Es ist ein eigener Server, der uns gehört und von einer Technikfirma betreut wird. Es läuft nicht viel anderes am Server. Weis aber auch nicht ob irgendwo Begrenzungen eingetragen sind - könnte das sein?
das Bild ist doch da, nur eben 12 MB großund solche Abmaße, das das Template komplett verschoben wird
http://www.nicky.net/4test/index.phpgetestet auf meinen shared server
When I originally wrote this article there were not many digital cameras or other devices capable or creating images larger than about 6 megapixels. Now that 7,8, and 10 megapixel cameras are more commonplace, some people who use this resizing function have run into a problem with PHP running out of memory. The problem is that the user's web host has set the PHP memory limit to a low value so that the server's resources can be shared somewhat equally between all the users on the server. Larger files require more memory to resize so when the resizing script hits the memory limit it chokes and gives an internal server error.Possible solutions to the problem: * Contact your host and ask them to increase the PHP memory limit so your script can resize the larger files. * Use a different program to resize the images such as ImageMagick if your host provides it. If your host does not provide it you may be able to install it yourself if you have shell access available on your hosting account. * Don't allow users to upload such large files. It consumes a lot of bandwidth on your server and can be very slow for the user depending on the speed of their internet connection. Have them resize the image before uploading it so that it is under 1MB or so.I hope this PHP function will allow you to resize images easily. It has worked very well for me.
