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I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.

I've search the PHP codes, found two folks who have published resize code. Problem with one , is that it only gives you the new size but you set it in the HTML's IMG tag, which is dumb in my opinion because you still are downloading the entire image. Another submision did the same, except you could use a width, but they did a loop decreasing the size times .5 until it was close as it can get to the width you wanted, problem with this was it was slow. In either case neither actually resized the image just defined a new size. I took an hour did some reasearch at php.net, and found basic information to make this code.