Brion Vibber wrote:
Finlay McWalter wrote:
Is there a ceiling on the size to which an image
may be upscaled?
If you scale an image larger than its actual pixel size, the image isn't
thumbnailed to that size; rather the larger size is simply put on the
<img> tag's width and height attributes, so it displays larger in the
browser.
This might be annoying, but won't eat up server time.
Thanks, that greatly reduces the scope of evil :)
Still, it's possible to make images with a horizontal dimension of at
least 10 million pixels, which gives even a nice modern browser
significant problems (and rather impressively grants NS4 the capacity to
reboot my machine outright).
Later,
FIn
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