yii-image-zoomer Yii-Image-Zoomer (Yii Extension For Image Zoom)

About Yii-Image-Zoomer

Yii-Image-Zoomer Version 1.0 -- First Release

Yii-Image-Zoomer is an extension which consists of two type of image zoom.They are:

1) Single Image Zoom: This type of zoom is used when you want to apply zoom effect on single image.

2) Multi-image Zoom: This type of zoom is used when you want to apply zoom effect on Multiple images .

It’s flexible, efficient , smaller, has more features and more robust, compatibility across browsers.

Yii-Image Zoomer uses Featured Image Zoomer v2.1 script from

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/featuredzoomer.htm

Requirements

Yii 1.1x

Tested on the following Yii Versions:

Version : 1.1.13,1.1.12,1.1.11,1.1.10,1.1.9,1.1.8 and 1.1.7

Usage

1) Extract the downloaded file and put the extracted extension files into [protected/extensions] folder of your Yii application.

2) Copy the "spinner.gif" image which comes with this extension into [/images] .This image is used by script .The folder or directory "images" is created by default when you create a new yii application, it is located at "yourapplicationwebroot/images".

For Example: Let's say your application name is "Music_Cart" , than the images folder is located at -[Music_Cart/images]. Directory Structure will be like :

- - Music_Cart/
           ---images/
                --- spinner.gif

3) To use YII-IMAGE-ZOOMER in a page, include the following code in the page:

For Single Image Zoom Include the following code:

<?php

$this->widget('ext.Yii-Image-Zoomer.YiiImageZoomer',array(
 'multiple_zoom'=>false,
 'imagefolder'=>'images',
 'single_image'=>array(
   'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
   'image_large'=>'hayden.jpg',
   'image_alt'=>'Hayden', 
   'image_desc'=>'Hayden'

 ),

 'cursorshade'=>true,
 'cursorshadecolor'=>'#fff', 
 'cursorshadeopacity'=>0.5,
 'cursorshadeborder'=>'2px solid red',
 'imagevertcenter'=>true,
 'magvertcenter'=>true,
 'magnifierpos'=>'right',
 'magnifiersize'=>array(200,200),
 'width'=>200,
 'height'=>300,
 'zoomrange'=>array(3,10),
 'initzoomablefade'=>true,
 'zoomablefade'=>true,
 'speed'=>300,
 'zIndex'=>4,
    ));

?>

For Multi-Image Zoom Include the following code:

<?php

$this->widget('ext.Yii-Image-Zoomer.YiiImageZoomer',array(
 'multiple_zoom'=>true,
 'imagefolder'=>'images',
 'images'=>array(
   array(
   'image'=>'haydensmall.jpg',
   'image_large'=>'hayden.jpg',
   'image_thumb'=>'hayden_tmb.jpg',
   'image_alt'=>'Hayden', 
   'image_desc'=>'Hayden'),

   array(
   'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
   'image_large'=>'milla.jpg',
   'image_thumb'=>'milla_tmb.jpg',
   'image_alt'=>'Milla', 
   'image_desc'=>'MIlla'),

   array(
   'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
   'image_large'=>'milla.jpg',
   'image_thumb'=>'milla_tmb.jpg',
   'image_alt'=>'Milla', 
   'image_desc'=>'MIlla'),

         ),
 'cursorshade'=>true,
 'cursorshadecolor'=>'#fff', 
 'cursorshadeopacity'=>0.5,
 'cursorshadeborder'=>'2px solid red',
 'imagevertcenter'=>true,
 'magvertcenter'=>true,
 'width'=>200,
 'height'=>300,
 'magnifierpos'=>'left',
 'magnifiersize'=>array(200,200),
 'zoomrange'=>array(3,10),
 'initzoomablefade'=>true,
 'zoomablefade'=>true,
 'speed'=>300,
 'zIndex'=>4,
));

?>

About Various Parameters that you can customize according to your needs:

1) Common Parameters between Single Image Zoom and Multi-image Zoom

multiple_zoom=

@var boolean - used to enable or disable Multi-Image zoom when set to 'true' will enable MultiImage zoom when set to 'false' will disable MultiImage Zoom which means user wants to use single image zoom

@default: none

imagefolder=

@var string - used to specify the images folder path

@default : "/images"(By Default it will point to the "images" folder of your yii application )

Example: It can consists value like "themes/images" which means that the images are inside the "themes/images" folder.

Note: Make Sure the images folder should not reside inside the protected directory if this is the case, the Yii-Image-Zoomer will not be able to access the images.So whatever location your images are located just provide the complete path to the folder in which images are located keeping in mind that folder should not reside in protected directory.

cursorshade=

@var boolean - used to enable or disable cursorshade when set to 'true' will enable cursorshade when set to 'false' will disable cursorshade

@default: false

cursorshadecolor=

@var string - used to specify the cursor shade colour

@default : "#fff" (white color)

cursorshadeopacity=

@var decimal - used to specify the cursor shade opacity minimum value = 0.1 which is almost transparent. maximum value=1 which is fully opaque (as if no opacity is applied).

@default : 0.1 (almost transparent)

cursorshadeborder=

@var string - used to specify the cursor shade border

@default: '1px solid black'

Example: You can set to something like '2px solid red' this will set the border of cursorshade to '2px solid red'.

imagevertcenter=

@var boolean - use this option if you want the image to be vertically centered within it's container. when set to 'true', the image will centers vertically within its container. when set to 'false' the image will not centers vertically within its container.

@default: false

magvertcenter=

@var boolean - use this option if you want the magnified area to be vertically centered in relation to the zoomable image. when set to 'true',the magnified area centers vertically in relation to the zoomable image. when set to 'false' the magnified area will not centers vertically in relation to the zoomable image.

@default: false

magnifierpos=

@var string - used to set the position of the magnifying area relative to the original image. when set to "right" ,the position of the magnifying area will be set to right. when set to "left", the position of the magnifying area will be set to left.

Note: If there's not enough room for it in the window in the desired direction, it will automatically shift to the other direction.

@default: 'right'

magnifiersize=

@var array - used to set the magnifying area's dimensions in pixels

@default: Default is [200, 200] , or 200px wide by 200px tall

Example: $magnifiersize=array(300,300) will set the magnifying area's dimensions to 300px wide by 300px tall

width=

@var int - this option lets you set the width of the zoomable image

@default: undefined (script determines width of the zoomable image)

height=

@var int - this option lets you set the height of the zoomable image

@default: undefined (script determines height of the zoomable image)

initzoomablefade=

@var boolean - whether or not the zoomable image should fade in automatically when the page loads. if set to 'true', the zoomable image will fade when the page loads. if set to 'false', the zoomable image will not fade when the page loads.

Note: See also zoomablefade option. If zoomablefade is set to false, this will also be false.If you are using multi-zoom, if zoomablefade is true and this option is set to false, only the first zoomable image will not fade in and rest of the images when loaded will fade in.

@default: true

zoomablefade=

@var boolean - Sets whether or not the zoomable image within a Image Zoomer should fade in as the page loads and, if this is a multi-zoom, when the user switches between zoomable images using the thumbnail links.

@default: true

speed=

@var int - sets the duration of fade in for zoomable images (in milliseconds) when zoomablefade is set to true.

@default: 600

zIndex=

@var int -In most cases the script will determine the optimal z-index to use here, so this property should only be used if there are z-index stacking problems. If there are,use it to set the z-index for created elements. It should be at least as high as the highest z-index of the zoomable (midsized) image and, if any its positioned parents.

@default: script determines the optimal z-index value to use .

zoomrange=

@var array $zoomrange- used to set the zoom level of the magnified image relative to the original image. The value should be in the form [x, y], where x and y are integers that define the lower(minimum value:3) and upper bounds(maximum value:10) of the zoom level.

@default: Default is [3,10]

2) Specific Parameters of single image zoom:

All the parameters are same but only one parameter is different in single image zoom as compare to multi-image zoom .It is listed below:

single_image=

@var array - this is where you specify the image for single image zoom

@default: empty array

This parameter is an array which further containes Sub-Parameters,they are listed below

'image'= It specifies the specifies name of zoomable image (Example: 'hayden.jpg').

'image_large'= It specifies the name of the magnified image.This should be a larger, higher resolution version of the original image (Example:hayden_large.jpg).

'image_alt'= It specifies the image alt text.

'image_desc'= It specifies the image decription to be displayed.

Example :

'single_image'=>array(
           'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
           'image'=>'hayden',
           'image_large'=>'hayden.jpg',
           'image_alt'=>'Hayden', 
           'image_desc'=>'Hayden'    
           )

2) Specific Parameters of Multi-image zoom:

All the parameters are same but only one parameter is different in Multi-Image zoom as compare to single image zoom .It is listed below:

images= @var array - this is where you specify the image for single image zoom @default: empty array

This parameter is an two-dimentional array which further containes Sub-Parameters,they are listed below

'image'= It specifies the specifies name of zoomable image (Example: 'hayden.jpg').

'image_large'= It specifies the name of the magnified image. This should be a larger, higher resolution version of the original image (Example:hayden_large.jpg).

'image_thumb'= It specifies the name of the thumb image (Example: hayden_thumb.jpg).This should be a smaller, lower resolution version of the original image (Example:hayden_thumb.jpg).

'image_alt'= It specifies the image alt text

'image_desc'= It specifies the image decription to be displayed.

Example:

'images'=>
array(

         array(
          'image'=>'haydensmall.jpg',
          'image_large'=>'hayden.jpg',
          'image_thumb'=>'hayden_tmb.jpg',
          'image_alt'=>'Hayden', 
          'image_desc'=>'Hayden'),

          array(
          'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
          'image_large'=>'milla.jpg',
          'image_thumb'=>'milla_tmb.jpg',
          'image_alt'=>'Milla', 
          'image_desc'=>'MIlla'),

          array(
          'image'=>'millasmall.jpg',
          'image_large'=>'milla.jpg',
          'image_thumb'=>'milla_tmb.jpg',
          'image_alt'=>'Milla', 
          'image_desc'=>'MIlla'),

               )

Demonstrations:

  1. Requirements
  2. Usage
  3. Extension On Github
  4. Extension On SourceForge.net
  5. Resources
  6. Let Me Know Your Reviews:

1) Demonstration of Single-Image zoom. Below Screen-shot shows how a single-image zoom looks like:

Single-Image-Zoom

2) Demonstration of Multi-Image-Zoom.Below Screen-shot shows how a multi-image zoom looks like:

Multi-Image-Zoom

Extension On Github

Yii-Image Zoomer Extension can be found at Github .Below is the link to Github:

Yii-Image-Zoomer On Github

Extension On SourceForge.net

Yii-Image Zoomer Extension can be found at SourceForge.net .Below is the link to SourceForge.net :

Yii-Image-Zoomer on SourceForge.net

Resources

...External resources for this extension...

1) Yii-Image Zoomer uses Featured Image Zoomer v2.1 script from

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/featuredzoomer.htm

Let Me Know Your Reviews:

Thank You For using Yii-Image-Zoomer.Please let me know your reviews/feedback for this extension . This is will help me to improve the extension and make it better than before.

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1 180 downloads
Yii Version: 1.1
License: MIT
Category: User Interface
Developed by: gogi
Created on: Mar 3, 2013
Last updated: 11 years ago

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