Hi,

The linkowner doesn't decide the size of the image =)

You can set a maximum file size (for example 25000 bytes).

Another option, is to let them upload whatever size they want, and then ONLY ever show the processed images. For example;

• Example of SMALL image: (i.e 100x100) - <%Plugins::Thumb_Images::ThumbSmallURL(OPTIONS)%>
• Example of INTERMEDIATE image: (i.e 250x250) - <%Plugins::Thumb_Images::ThumbInterURL(OPTIONS)%>
• Example of FULL image: (i.e the original size) - <%Plugins::Thumb_Images::ThumbFullURL(OPTIONS)%> You don't even need to use this, if you're worried about people "exceeding" the desired size)
  

I've been using it on my site for a long time (one example, is cool-clipart.com - which relies fully on the thumbnailed images, to stop the left sidebar from expanding too far [i.e with large images]).

Hope that clears things up :)

Cheers

Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk

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