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I have a database file containing a few fairly high resolution images.

I want to display these on the web using CDML.

Is there a way I can resize these images automatically before they're sent to the browser?

I could resize them once they're on the page by specifying the width and height attributes in the img HTML tag, but this still means a 1MB jpeg is downloaded by the client.

Has anyone found a solution to this problem?

Thanks

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Hmm.. even if you get it to work, I'd recommend pre-sizing them all so the same image does not have to be re-sized on-the-fly each time it is requested. There must be lots of thumbnail-type strategies out there. You may want to check Jeff Spall posts... I think I remember him working with images and may have used php to do it.

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