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Brett_A
I have the following code:
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SavePath = Path & "\thumb_" & File.ExtractFileName
' AspJpeg always generates thumbnails in JPEG format.
' If the original file was not a JPEG, append .JPG ext.
If UCase(Right(SavePath, 3)) <> "JPG" Then
SavePath = SavePath & ".jpg"
End If
jpeg.Save SavePath
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As the comments indicate, the thumbnails are created as .jpg files and
must be saved accordingly. Unfortunately, if the user uploads a .gif
file, the code above (taken directly from Persists web site) does not
remove the .gif extension and add the .jpg extension, it appends the
..jpg on the end of the file name, giving something like this.
thumb_porsche_911.gif.jpg
What would the code be to strip the .gif so that this line:
SavePath = SavePath & ".jpg"
creates the desired file name?
Thanks.
Brett
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SavePath = Path & "\thumb_" & File.ExtractFileName
' AspJpeg always generates thumbnails in JPEG format.
' If the original file was not a JPEG, append .JPG ext.
If UCase(Right(SavePath, 3)) <> "JPG" Then
SavePath = SavePath & ".jpg"
End If
jpeg.Save SavePath
*************************************
As the comments indicate, the thumbnails are created as .jpg files and
must be saved accordingly. Unfortunately, if the user uploads a .gif
file, the code above (taken directly from Persists web site) does not
remove the .gif extension and add the .jpg extension, it appends the
..jpg on the end of the file name, giving something like this.
thumb_porsche_911.gif.jpg
What would the code be to strip the .gif so that this line:
SavePath = SavePath & ".jpg"
creates the desired file name?
Thanks.
Brett