Este plugin no se ha probado con las últimas 3 versiones mayores de WordPress. Puede que ya no tenga soporte ni lo mantenga nadie, o puede que tenga problemas de compatibilidad cuando se usa con las versiones más recientes de WordPress.
This plugin enable you to view detail of large images. Like the google maps, this plugin makes divided images from an original image in several zoom level and store them as cache. So visitors can zoom in/out large images without waiting long time if cache is prepared.
(Demo page)
http://atsushiueda.com/wtest/
You can get the documentation from the following URL:
http://tempspace.net/plugins/?page_id=74
(Basic usage)
Write a shortcode like following:
[izoom]<a href=”URL of an image to zoom.jpg”><img src=”URL of a thumbnail.jpg”></a>[/izoom]
You can put multiple images between shortcode tags.
Install the plugin like usual ones. Then activate it.
You have to specify the cache directory in the admin page. Also you may have to set the permission of the directory so that the plugin can write data into it.
An update to my earlier comment, see below:
The code in wp-imagezoom.php makes an assumption that may not hold true if the code is being called successively with very little time between calls (I suspect a search engine crawler). The function wpImageZoom_makePrmID checks for the non-existence of the PrmID but leaves it to the caller to insert the PrmID in the database table. This can lead to two entries in the table with the same prmid.
The solution I suggest is first to make prmid in table izoomparam the Primary key so that duplicate entries cannot occur. then replace the code at lines 119-212 in the current version which say
if (count($result2)==0) {
$prmid = wpImageZoom_makePrmID();
$wpdb->insert( $wpdb->prefix . ‘izoomparam’, array(
‘imgid’ => $imgid,
‘prmid’ => $prmid,
‘complevel’ => $complevel,
‘zoomstep’ => $maxzoomstep,
‘maxzoomrate’ => $maxzoomrate,
‘zoomstep’ => $zoomstep,
‘downloadable’ => $downloadable)
);
} else {
$prmid = $result2[0]->prmid;
}
with
if (count($result2)==0) {
$prmid = wpImageZoom_makePrmID($imgid);
} else {
$prmid = $result2[0]->prmid;
}
and to replace the entire function wpImageZoom_makePrmID on lines 238-249 with
function wpImageZoom_makePrmID($imgid)
{
global $wpdb;
do {
$id = “”;
for ($i=0; $i<5; $i++) {
$id .= substr(“0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”, mt_rand(0,61), 1);
}
$insertSQL = array(
‘imgid’ => $imgid,
‘prmid’ => $id,
‘complevel’ => -1,
‘zoomstep’ => -1,
‘maxzoomrate’ => -1,
‘zoomstep’ => -1,
‘downloadable’ => -1 );
$result2 = $wpdb->insert( $wpdb->prefix . ‘izoomparam’, $insertSQL);
} while (!result2);
return $id;
}
This inserts the PrmID but it will only work if the key does not exist, if the key exists it goes round the loop again.
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Successfully installed on 4.9.2 and it does just the job I wanted it for. I moved the work directory and made it writeable, as suggested by MartinW2. As I only have three images, I cut back the amount of cache allocated (this is one of the settings).
It would be nice if one could put a heading on the zoom page, and also include an exit button in the menu. As it’s open source I may look at doing this later. It’s these small omissions that mean I give it four stars rather than five.
Roger Cornwell
Hey guys – all those with ‘black screen’ and ‘no response’:
Please read the manual at http://tempspace.net/plugins/files/WP-ImageZoom_manual_en_111208.pdf
The critical steps are:
– the image should show a lower resolution in the post or page, but MUST BE LINKED to a higher resolution version as described
– there are SETTINGS available for the plugin, and within these settings there is a link to a folder on your server. This folder must exist and has to be WRITABLE as described. If it’s not writable, you will have a no-response black screen, so have a look.
Following these steps, the plugin works like a charm even in 4.5
BTW: ‘Demo2’ from the demo page is working.
Last but not least: Thanks for the plugin to the author!
