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Hi Andrew,
This is how the system work:
1) Primary download file field
type: can be any type of file
limits: subject to restrictions by the selected category, license and
your quota limit
shows-as: "Choose a file..."
used-in: download button and full-view button (for images)
2) Rendering file field
type: raster images only
size: resized to 780x600 or smaller upon upload.
shows-as: "Choose visible image..."
generated: It will be generated from the download field should the
download field be an image and none user specified. We currently don't
render svg files though.
used-in: item view page, if not available thumbnail is used on the
page.
3) Thumbnail file field
type: raster images only
size: resized to 190x190 or smaller upon generation
show-as: NOT SHOWN TO USER in the upload field
generated: Always generated from the 'rendering field' after the
rendering field is possibly generated from the download field.
used-in: gallery listings, if not available a mime-type icon is used
in it's place.
The upload form is configured to give errors ranging from image-size,
file-size and many other such errors. If there's a situation where you
upload a rendering and it only appears as a 190x190 thumbnail and the
original image seems to have been eaten by a gru, let me know, this is
a bug.
Best Regards, Martin Owens
WEBSITE.info
On Sun, 2018-07-08 at 23:13 -0700, Andrew Kurn wrote:
> When I upload an /extension/ first I see a page with 2 upload icons,
> box and a big white arrow. After I upload the extension the lefthand
> one
> becomes a cardboard box. The righthand one is for a picture to go
> with
> it. It appears in the gallery of extensions.
>
> For the picture, if I upload just any old picture, the cardboard box
> is what appears in the gallery, not what I uploaded. The pic has
> to be 190 x 190 before it will appear.
>
> So /that's/ what I'm talking about when I say an error msg would help
> --
> then, when I'm uploading the pic, it would be good to know it's too
> big
> to work.
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