FUTURE LOGIC INC.
on T3

This page is for imaging tips and tricks

 

From http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/dfa81ac52a0b7ad1#

 

Pynthon  
Aug 4, 6:39 am
Hello 
Is it also possible to add watermarks on images with web2py? 
Thanks
 
mdipierro  
Aug 4, 8:44 am
I guess you can using the Python Imagel Library (PIL).
You may create an validator that watermarks on unpload. 
If you find out how to do it using PIL I can help with the validator. 
Massimo 
 
Pynthon  
Aug 4, 8:52 am
Thanks, I will give PIL a look! 
Thank you very much! 

 

Pynthon  

Aug 4, 6:39 am

Hello 

Is it also possible to add watermarks on images with web2py? 

Thanks

 

mdipierro  

Aug 4, 8:44 am

I guess you can using the Python Imagel Library (PIL).

You may create an validator that watermarks on unpload. 

If you find out how to do it using PIL I can help with the validator. 

Massimo 

 

Pynthon  

Aug 4, 8:52 am

Thanks, I will give PIL a look! 

Thank you very much! 

 

=========================================================================

From http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/d2f7764695f2c9bc

Hi All, 

I have some images in some css:  background: url(images/myimage.jpg) 
no-repeat; 

the css is in : init/static 

and the images is in : init/static/images 

the image URL is translated to 
http://127.0.0.1:8000/images/myimage.jpginstead of being relative to 
where the css file is located (the resulting 
URL should be http://127.0.0.1:8000/init/static/images/myimage.jpg). That 
means that all the templates made by the UI designer must be changed by hand 
adding the full URL. 

Is it working as expected ? 

Thanks 
-- 

Sebastian E. Ovide 

 

 mdipierro

Thanks for letting us know. 
This is working as expected. 
The way this handled cannot be changed because it is determined by the 
browser. 

<img src="images/pic_1.jpg" 

But you can do 

<img src="/init/static/images/pic_1.jpg" 

==========================================================================