To use it with django, just import
get_thumbnails and use the function :)
I can let you know when it is done if you want?
sure... My branch still wait for that feature...
Ya.. It's working.. Thanks for that
And have one doubt...
It's my latest project when i do ..like
{% get_thumbnail "data.member_image.url" "400x400" crop="center" as thumbnail %}
<img src="{{ thumbnail.url }}" alt="The thumbnail" style="width: {{ thumbnail.width }}" />
so .. the error now is
Errno 2] No such file or directory: u'/Users/simon/Nightybuild/devfamily/media/thumbnails-cache/data.member_image.url
Now you understand what's the error .. right ?
but when i print {{ data.member_image.url }} .. it's printing the image url ..
Cool.. My bad.. I wrongly understand.. Ok .. thanks ...
And I pushed my branch to heroku.. Now working fine..
And i really want to integrate default image for my userbase...
I was thinking like adding default imagefield in django database
but
that will create lot of noise right ?
better solution ?
Wouldn't this solve it?
{% if data.member_image %}
{% get_thumbnail data.member_image.url "400x400" crop="center" as thumbnail %}
<img src="{{ thumbnail.url }}" alt="The thumbnail" style="width: {{ thumbnail.width }}" />
{% else %}
<img src="/static/default-member.jpg" alt="The thumbnail" style="width: {{ thumbnail.width }}" />
{% endif %}
and now in my heroku app throwing
cannot write mode P as JPEG
i uploaded first two images and that was working .. then third image cause this issue..
0.4.1 should be good, it is uploaded now
