Javascript Image Resize

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Does anyone know how to resize images proportionally using JavaScript   I have tried to modify the DOM by adding attributes height and width on the fly  but seems did not work on IE6

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To modify an image proportionally  simply only alter one of the width height css properties  leave the other set to auto   image style width    50   image style height    auto    This will ensure that its aspect ratio remains the same   Bear in mind that browsers tend to suck at resizing images nicely - you ll probably find that your resized image looks horrible

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Use JQuery  var scale 0 5   minWidth 50  minHeight 100   if     id img   width   scale gt minWidth  amp  amp      id img   height   scale  gt minHeight            id img   width     id img   width   scale           id img   height     id img   height   scale

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okay it solved  here is my final code  if   this  width    gt    this  height          this  css  width  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  height   auto      else      this  css  height  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  width   auto        Thanks guys

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You don t have to do it with Javascript  You can just create a CSS class and apply it to your  tag    preview image          width  300px      height  auto      border  0px

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okay it solved  here is my final code  if   this  width    gt    this  height          this  css  width  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  height   auto      else      this  css  height  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  width   auto        Thanks guys

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to resize image in javascript       window  load function     mitad   doble        function mitad          imag0 width imag0 width 2      imag0 height imag0 height 2         function doble       imag0 width imag0 width 2     imag0 height imag0 height 2     imag0 is the name of the image     lt img src  xxx jpg  name  imag0  gt

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Here is my cover fill solution  similar to background-size  cover  but it supports old IE browser    lt div class  imgContainer  style  height 100px  width 500px  overflow hidden  background-color  black  gt       lt img src  http   dev isaacsonwebdevelopment com sites development files views-slideshow-settings-jquery-cycle-custom-options-message png  id  imgCat  gt   lt  div gt   lt script src  http   ajax aspnetcdn com ajax jQuery jquery-1 11 3 min js  gt  lt  script gt   lt script gt        window  load function             var heightRate      imgCat   height         imgCat   parent   imgContainer   height            var widthRate       imgCat   width         imgCat   parent   imgContainer   width             if  window console                console log     imgCat   height                 console log heightRate               console log widthRate               console log heightRate  gt  widthRate                     if  heightRate  lt   widthRate                    imgCat   height     imgCat   parent   imgContainer   height               else                   imgCat   width     imgCat   parent   imgContainer   width                        lt  script gt

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okay it solved  here is my final code  if   this  width    gt    this  height          this  css  width  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  height   auto      else      this  css  height  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  width   auto        Thanks guys

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Tried the following code  worked OK on IE6 on WinXP Pro SP3   function Resize imgId      var img   document getElementById imgId     var w   img width  h   img height    w    2  h    2    img width   w  img height   h      Also OK in FF3 and Opera 9 26

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I have answered this question here  How to resize images proportionally   keeping the aspect ratio   I am copying it here because I really think it is a very reliable method              Conserve aspect ratio of the original region  Useful when shrinking enlarging     images to fit into a certain area           param  Number  srcWidth width of source image      param  Number  srcHeight height of source image      param  Number  maxWidth maximum available width      param  Number  maxHeight maximum available height      return  Object    width  height        function calculateAspectRatioFit srcWidth  srcHeight  maxWidth  maxHeight         var ratio   Math min maxWidth   srcWidth  maxHeight   srcHeight        return   width  srcWidth ratio  height  srcHeight ratio

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Try this     lt html gt   lt body gt   lt head gt   lt script type  text javascript  gt  function splitString     var myDimen document getElementById  dimen   value  var splitDimen   myDimen split       document getElementById  myImage   width splitDimen 0   document getElementById  myImage   height splitDimen 1      lt  script gt   lt  head gt    lt h2 gt Norwegian Mountain Trip lt  h2 gt   lt img border  0  id  myImage  src       alt  Pulpit rock  width  304  height  228    gt  lt br gt   lt input type  text  id  dimen  name  dimension    gt   lt input type  submit  value  Submit  Onclick   splitString     gt    lt  body gt   lt  html gt    In the text box give the dimension as ur wish  in the format 50 60  Click submit  You will get the resized image  Give your image path in place of dots in the image tag

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This works for all cases   function resizeImg imgId        var img   document getElementById imgId       var  img     img       var maxWidth   110      var maxHeight   100      var width   img width      var height   img height      var aspectW   width   maxWidth      var aspectH   height   maxHeight       if  aspectW  gt  1    aspectH  gt  1            if  aspectW  gt  aspectH                 img width maxWidth                img height height   aspectW                     else                img height maxHeight                img width width   aspectH

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Instead of modifying the height and width attributes of the image  try modifying the CSS height and width   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg style height    50px   myimg style width    50px     One common  gotcha  is that the height and width styles are strings that include a unit  like  px  in the example above   Edit - I think that setting the height and width directly instead of using style height and style width should work  It would also have the advantage of already having the original dimensions  Can you post a bit of your code  Are you sure you re in standards mode instead of quirks mode   This should work   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg height   myimg height   2  myimg width   myimg width   2

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This works for all cases   function resizeImg imgId        var img   document getElementById imgId       var  img     img       var maxWidth   110      var maxHeight   100      var width   img width      var height   img height      var aspectW   width   maxWidth      var aspectH   height   maxHeight       if  aspectW  gt  1    aspectH  gt  1            if  aspectW  gt  aspectH                 img width maxWidth                img height height   aspectW                     else                img height maxHeight                img width width   aspectH

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Instead of modifying the height and width attributes of the image  try modifying the CSS height and width   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg style height    50px   myimg style width    50px     One common  gotcha  is that the height and width styles are strings that include a unit  like  px  in the example above   Edit - I think that setting the height and width directly instead of using style height and style width should work  It would also have the advantage of already having the original dimensions  Can you post a bit of your code  Are you sure you re in standards mode instead of quirks mode   This should work   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg height   myimg height   2  myimg width   myimg width   2

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function resize image image  w  h         if  typeof image      object   image   document getElementById image        if  w    null    w    undefined          w    h   image clientHeight    image clientWidth       if  h    null    h    undefined          h    w   image clientWidth    image clientHeight       image style  height     h    px       image style  width     w    px       return      just pass it either an img DOM element  or the id of an image element  and the new width and height   or you can pass it either just the width or just the height  if just the height  then pass the width as null or undefined  and it will resize keeping aspect ratio

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Instead of modifying the height and width attributes of the image  try modifying the CSS height and width   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg style height    50px   myimg style width    50px     One common  gotcha  is that the height and width styles are strings that include a unit  like  px  in the example above   Edit - I think that setting the height and width directly instead of using style height and style width should work  It would also have the advantage of already having the original dimensions  Can you post a bit of your code  Are you sure you re in standards mode instead of quirks mode   This should work   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg height   myimg height   2  myimg width   myimg width   2

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Use JQuery  var scale 0 5   minWidth 50  minHeight 100   if     id img   width   scale gt minWidth  amp  amp      id img   height   scale  gt minHeight            id img   width     id img   width   scale           id img   height     id img   height   scale

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Tried the following code  worked OK on IE6 on WinXP Pro SP3   function Resize imgId      var img   document getElementById imgId     var w   img width  h   img height    w    2  h    2    img width   w  img height   h      Also OK in FF3 and Opera 9 26

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Tried the following code  worked OK on IE6 on WinXP Pro SP3   function Resize imgId      var img   document getElementById imgId     var w   img width  h   img height    w    2  h    2    img width   w  img height   h      Also OK in FF3 and Opera 9 26

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Here is my cover fill solution  similar to background-size  cover  but it supports old IE browser    lt div class  imgContainer  style  height 100px  width 500px  overflow hidden  background-color  black  gt       lt img src  http   dev isaacsonwebdevelopment com sites development files views-slideshow-settings-jquery-cycle-custom-options-message png  id  imgCat  gt   lt  div gt   lt script src  http   ajax aspnetcdn com ajax jQuery jquery-1 11 3 min js  gt  lt  script gt   lt script gt        window  load function             var heightRate      imgCat   height         imgCat   parent   imgContainer   height            var widthRate       imgCat   width         imgCat   parent   imgContainer   width             if  window console                console log     imgCat   height                 console log heightRate               console log widthRate               console log heightRate  gt  widthRate                     if  heightRate  lt   widthRate                    imgCat   height     imgCat   parent   imgContainer   height               else                   imgCat   width     imgCat   parent   imgContainer   width                        lt  script gt

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Example  How To resize with a percent   lt head gt       lt script type  text javascript  gt          var CreateNewImage   function  url  value                var img   new Image              img src   url              img width   img width    1    value   100                img height   img height    1    value   100                 var container   document getElementById   container                container appendChild  img                  lt  script gt   lt  head gt   lt body gt       lt button onclick  CreateNewImage   http   www medellin gov co transito images jq imagen5 jpg   40    gt Zoom  40  lt  button gt       lt button onclick  CreateNewImage   http   www medellin gov co transito images jq imagen5 jpg   60    gt Zoom  50  lt  button gt       lt div id  container  gt  lt  div gt   lt  body gt

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okay it solved  here is my final code  if   this  width    gt    this  height          this  css  width  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  height   auto      else      this  css  height  MaxPreviewDimension  px       this  css  width   auto        Thanks guys

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Instead of modifying the height and width attributes of the image  try modifying the CSS height and width   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg style height    50px   myimg style width    50px     One common  gotcha  is that the height and width styles are strings that include a unit  like  px  in the example above   Edit - I think that setting the height and width directly instead of using style height and style width should work  It would also have the advantage of already having the original dimensions  Can you post a bit of your code  Are you sure you re in standards mode instead of quirks mode   This should work   myimg   document getElementById  myimg    myimg height   myimg height   2  myimg width   myimg width   2

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Tried the following code  worked OK on IE6 on WinXP Pro SP3   function Resize imgId      var img   document getElementById imgId     var w   img width  h   img height    w    2  h    2    img width   w  img height   h      Also OK in FF3 and Opera 9 26

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Example  How To resize with a percent   lt head gt       lt script type  text javascript  gt          var CreateNewImage   function  url  value                var img   new Image              img src   url              img width   img width    1    value   100                img height   img height    1    value   100                 var container   document getElementById   container                container appendChild  img                  lt  script gt   lt  head gt   lt body gt       lt button onclick  CreateNewImage   http   www medellin gov co transito images jq imagen5 jpg   40    gt Zoom  40  lt  button gt       lt button onclick  CreateNewImage   http   www medellin gov co transito images jq imagen5 jpg   60    gt Zoom  50  lt  button gt       lt div id  container  gt  lt  div gt   lt  body gt

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Try this     lt html gt   lt body gt   lt head gt   lt script type  text javascript  gt  function splitString     var myDimen document getElementById  dimen   value  var splitDimen   myDimen split       document getElementById  myImage   width splitDimen 0   document getElementById  myImage   height splitDimen 1      lt  script gt   lt  head gt    lt h2 gt Norwegian Mountain Trip lt  h2 gt   lt img border  0  id  myImage  src       alt  Pulpit rock  width  304  height  228    gt  lt br gt   lt input type  text  id  dimen  name  dimension    gt   lt input type  submit  value  Submit  Onclick   splitString     gt    lt  body gt   lt  html gt    In the text box give the dimension as ur wish  in the format 50 60  Click submit  You will get the resized image  Give your image path in place of dots in the image tag

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I have answered this question here  How to resize images proportionally   keeping the aspect ratio   I am copying it here because I really think it is a very reliable method              Conserve aspect ratio of the original region  Useful when shrinking enlarging     images to fit into a certain area           param  Number  srcWidth width of source image      param  Number  srcHeight height of source image      param  Number  maxWidth maximum available width      param  Number  maxHeight maximum available height      return  Object    width  height        function calculateAspectRatioFit srcWidth  srcHeight  maxWidth  maxHeight         var ratio   Math min maxWidth   srcWidth  maxHeight   srcHeight        return   width  srcWidth ratio  height  srcHeight ratio

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You don t have to do it with Javascript  You can just create a CSS class and apply it to your  tag    preview image          width  300px      height  auto      border  0px

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function resize image image  w  h         if  typeof image      object   image   document getElementById image        if  w    null    w    undefined          w    h   image clientHeight    image clientWidth       if  h    null    h    undefined          h    w   image clientWidth    image clientHeight       image style  height     h    px       image style  width     w    px       return      just pass it either an img DOM element  or the id of an image element  and the new width and height   or you can pass it either just the width or just the height  if just the height  then pass the width as null or undefined  and it will resize keeping aspect ratio

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to resize image in javascript       window  load function     mitad   doble        function mitad          imag0 width imag0 width 2      imag0 height imag0 height 2         function doble       imag0 width imag0 width 2     imag0 height imag0 height 2     imag0 is the name of the image     lt img src  xxx jpg  name  imag0  gt

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