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1. mmcginnis
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi and thank you for this wonderful plugin!

   I have integrated it with Max Image Size Control and have it working great.

   I would like to know if there's a way to check if a custom image size exists before inserting it in my template. I have tried this, on a site where the "custom2" size has never been specified in Max Image Size Control:

   $imgSize2 = get_wpsi('size=custom2');
   if($imgSize2 != "") {
     // code to display it
   } else {
     // code to display thumbnail
   }

   But the check fails and returns the original (very large) size of the image.

   Any ideas on how to get this working would be much appreciated, thank you!

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-smart-image-ii/

2. Dario Ferrer
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi mmcginnis,

   The next version will bring this feature very improved. You'll love it ;)

   As you say, we can call the "custom2" size, but still lacks the # setting. So the query implies a little complex array. This is the code i'm using:

   if (class_exists('max_image_size_control')) {
   	$wpsi_misc = get_option('max_image_size_control_data');
   	$wpsi_misc = $wpsi_misc['max_image_size'];
   	foreach($wpsi_misc as $key => $misc) {
   	if($misc['everypost'])  $count += $misc['everypost'];
   		for ( $i = 0; $i <= count($key); $i++ ) {
   			if($misc['custom'][$i]['custom_size_w'] and $count == 1)
   			$formulario .= '
   			<option value="custom'. $i .'">'.__('Setting', 'wp-smart-image').' #'. $key .' &raquo; Custom'.$i.': '.$misc['custom'][$i]['custom_size_w'].' x '.$misc['custom'][$i]['custom_size_h'].'</option>';
   		}
   	}
   }

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