imageresizer

ImageResizer is running as an Azure virtual application (after ImageResizer hotfix). This runs fine in Azure emulation but is having problems in Azure cloud. Image Resizer is working fine if no query string arguments are specified and the url redirects to blob storage, but if a query string argument is specified then I receive a 400 "Bad Request" error. Below is a screenshot of my browser: My Azure instance is running Windows Server 2012. I have also disabled the DiskCache plugin to reduce the problem. I got the same problem as You. I used fiddler to see if I could figure out what went wrong

For my MVC project (Image Server Application), I cannot do caching using imageresizer. I can access my images like this and the image source could be either FileSystem/Database (Dependency injeciton) : localhost/images/123.jpg?width=500 localhost/images/123?width=500 I have an MVC 3 project with routes like routes.RouteExistingFiles = true; routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.IgnoreRoute("favicon.ico"); routes.MapRoute( "ImagesWithExtension", // Route name "images/{imageName}.{extension}/", // URL with parameters new { controller = "Home", action = "ViewImageWithExtension"

I need a code that will allow me to resize images, but with the following functionality: 1) resize image upon upload 2) Resize image proportionally by specifying either height or width. Note: Should be done in ASP.NET C# For example: The function should get the a width OR a height, and resize the image proportionally for the give height OR Width. Let's say that the image is 400(w)x100(h). I want to tell the function to resize the image to a specific height, let's say 80px. The function should resize the image proportionally while setting the image height to 80px and the width accordingly.

EDIT I got it to work however I had to add the RemoteReader plugin. When I remove the AzureReader2 plugin from my project it still works which makes sense however what is the AzureReader2 plugin benefiting me? ORIGINAL QUESTION I have done everything that has been outline here (including the comments) but can't seem to figure out why I can't resize images on the fly with this plugin for imageresizer. This is what my web.config entry under the element looks like: <add name="AzureReader2" prefix="~/img/" connectionString="DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=[Account];AccountKey=[key]"

I'm working on a personal project to manage users of my club, it's hosted on the free Azure package (for now at least), partly as an experiment to try out Azure. Part of creating their records is to add a photo, so I've got a Contact Card view that lets me see who they are, when they came and a photo. I have installed ImageResizer and it's really easy to resize the 10MP photos from my camera and save them to the file system locally, but it seems that for Azure I need to use their Blobs to Upload Pictures to Windows Azure Web Sites , and that's new to me. The documentation on ImageResizer says

How do I use the AutoRotate plugin in a c# console application? I thought I'd be able to do something like settings.AutoRotate = true; like I can change the fit mode to use the seam carving plugin. I've tried settings.Add("autorotate","true") to the keycollection, as well as other keynames AutoRotate and autoRotate . I'm using it in a simple method. new AutoRotate().Install(ImageResizer.Configuration.Config.Current); ... protected static Image ResizeImage(Image image, double scaleFactor) { var settings = new ResizeSettings { Scale = ScaleMode.Both, Width = (int)Math.Floor(Image.Width *