BR Steph

When I did the performance testing, I was getting very long respons times when only using the IMG_RESOURCE method. I will try and see if I can set aside some time, to make a more in-depth test and I will ofcourse post the result here.

Perhaps you could tell me a bit more, why you think accessing the configuration variable directly is a no-go? Thank you.

and doing something like this, is a real no-go for extensions:
$imageConf['file'] = $row[image];
$imageConf['file.']['maxH'] = $this->conf[largeMaxH];
$imageConf['file.']['maxW'] = $this->conf[largeMaxW];

create your configuration in typoscript instead and use it directly!
like:

$this->cObj->start($row);
$content = $this->cObj->cObjGetSingle($this->conf['myconfig'],$this->conf['myconfig.']);

thats far more reusable!

I think it depends on how you are using the cache function. The way I use the code is by repeating it for every single image and then save the $cached variable as a serialized object in my database. That way it doesn’t comflict with the next image being resized.

JS

What about another dimension like so:
$cached[$this->conf[thumbnailMaxW]][$this->conf[thumbnailMaxH]][] = $thumbnailImage;

instead ? This would prevent images that have the same dimensions from overwriting your array.

Cheers