Install the Resize on Upload plugin.

Go to the settings page and enter your maximum image height/width.

Now open tdomf-ipload-inline.php and find the following line (it’s about line 230):

// Store in session!

Immediately before that line add in the following line:

apply_filters( ‘wp_handle_upload’, array( ‘file’ => $uploaded_file, ‘type’ => ‘image’ ) );

All uploaded images will now be resized automatically as soon as they’re uploaded.

I fixed this error – by replacing all the quotes – eg. “ x ” with ” x ”

Works fine now!

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘:’ in /xxx/xxx/xxx/html_www.xxx.xxx/wp-content/plugins/tdo-mini-forms/tdomf-upload-inline.php on line 199

It seems to be this line:

die(“Error: file extension un-recognized.

Is there missing something?

Thanks. (awesome plugin btw)

Before code:

// Move the uploaded file to the temp storage path
//
for($i = 0; $i < $options['max']; $i++) {
$upload_temp_file_name = $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['tmp_name'];
$upload_file_name = $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['name'];
$upload_error = $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['error'];
$upload_size = $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['size'];
$upload_type = $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'];

Added code:

if(isset($_POST['tdomf_upload_inline_submit_'.$form_id])) { //see if submit button is pressed.

//check if they decided to upload a pic:
if($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['size'] > 1) {

$max_height = 800;
$max_width = 600;

$info = getimagesize($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['tmp_name']);

//check the extension.
$array = explode(“.”, $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['name']);
$nr = count($array);
$ext = $array[$nr-1];
if(($ext !=”jpg”) && ($ext !=”jpeg”) && ($ext !=”png”))
die(“Error: file extension un-recognized.
Be sure your image follows the correct extension (.JPG or .PNG)Click here to try again“);

//CHECK TYPE: (what the browser sent)
if(($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] != “image/jpeg”) && ($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] !=
“image/pjpeg”) && ($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] != “image/png”)) {
die(“Error: Upload file type un-recognized. Only .JPG or .PNG
images allowed.Click here to try again“);
}

//DOUBLE CHECK TYPE: if image MIME type from GD getimagesize()
//-In case it was a FAKE!
if(($info['mime'] != “image/jpeg”) && ($info['mime'] != “image/pjpeg”) &&
($info['mime'] != “image/png”)) {
die(“Error: Upload file type un-recognized. Only .JPG or .PNG
images allowed.Click here to try again“);
}

//check file size (length & width)
if(($info[0] != $max_width) || ($info[1] !=$max_height)) {
die(“Error: (” . $info[0] .
“ x ” . $info[1] . “) is not the correct size. Only “. $max_width .
” x “. $max_height .” images allowed.Click here to try again“);
}
}
}

After code:

if(is_uploaded_file($upload_temp_file_name)) {
// double check file extension

if(isset($_POST['tdomf_upload_inline_submit_'.$form_id])) { //see if submit button is pressed.

//check if they decided to upload a pic:
if($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['size'] > 1) {

$max_height = 800;
$max_width = 600;

$info = getimagesize($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['tmp_name']);

//check the extension.
$array = explode(“.”, $_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['name']);
$nr = count($array);
$ext = $array[$nr-1];
if(($ext !=”jpg”) && ($ext !=”jpeg”) && ($ext !=”png”))
die(“Error: file extension un-recognized.
Be sure your image follows the correct extension (.JPG or .PNG)”);

//CHECK TYPE: (what the browser sent)
if(($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] != “image/jpeg”) && ($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] !=
“image/pjpeg”) && ($_FILES["uploadfile".$form_id."_".$i]['type'] != “image/png”)) {
die(“Error: Upload file type un-recognized. Only .JPG or .PNG
images allowed.”);
}

//DOUBLE CHECK TYPE: if image MIME type from GD getimagesize()
//-In case it was a FAKE!
if(($info['mime'] != “image/jpeg”) && ($info['mime'] != “image/pjpeg”) &&
($info['mime'] != “image/png”)) {
die(“Error: Upload file type un-recognized. Only .JPG or .PNG
images allowed.”);
}

//check file size (length & width)
if(($info[0] != $max_width) || ($info[1] !=$max_height)) {
die(“Error: Image size error (” . $info[0] .
“ x ” . $info[1] . “). Must not exceed “. $max_width .
” x “. $max_height .”.”);
}
}
}

I just posted a small explanation for outputting thumbs or medium sized images in templates.

check: this thread

I was depending on WordPress to handle post formatting of images and files via their attachment mechanism. Currently there is no option to resize images apon upload, but it does generate three “sizes” – thumbnail, medium and original. To force the original to be a specific size requires additional code. I don’t know if I’ll get around to in the near future as I’m considering creating a new upload files widget.