web/data/cubicweb.image.js
author Sylvain Thénault <sylvain.thenault@logilab.fr>
Wed, 09 Feb 2011 18:06:17 +0100
changeset 6957 ffda12be2e9f
parent 6215 759cf097f5aa
permissions -rw-r--r--
[repository] #1460066: backport datafeed cube as cubicweb source * add some attributes to CWSource to handle this kind of source (not natural to put everything in 'config' string). Adding a CWSource subclass has been attempted then rollbacked because it adds pain to handle multi-sources planning and it introduce an ambiguity on a generic relation (cw_source), which may be a penalty in multiple case * data feed sources are a new kind of source, namely 'copy based', which have no effect on the query planner * a data feed source is associated to a list of url and a parser (appobjects in the 'parsers' registry * entities imported by a data feed have cwuri set to their url on the distant site, their cw_source relation point to the data feed source, though their source stored in the entities table (returned by cw_metainformation) is their physical source, hence 'system'

jQuery.fn.autoResize = function() {
    // remove enforced with / height (by CSS and/or HTML attributes)
    this.css("width", "auto").css("height", "auto");
    this.removeAttr("width").removeAttr("height"); // Remove
    // compute image size / max allowed size to fit screen
    var imgHSize = this.width();
    var maxHSize = $(window).width() - ($(document).width() - imgHSize);
    var imgVSize = this.height();
    // we don't mind if content in [content]footer moved out of the screen
    var maxVSize = $(window).height() - ($(document).height() - imgVSize) + $('#footer').height() + $('#contentfooter').height();
    if (maxHSize > 0 && maxVSize > 0) {
        // if image don't fit screen, set width or height so that
        // browser keep img ratio, ensuring the other dimension will
        // also fit the screen
        if (imgHSize > maxHSize && ((imgVSize / imgHSize) * maxHSize) <= maxVSize) {
            this.css("width", maxHSize);
        } else if (imgVSize > maxVSize && ((imgHSize / imgVSize) * maxVSize) <= maxHSize) {
            this.css("height", maxVSize);
        }
        else {
            // image already fit in screen, don't scale it up
        }
    } else {
        // can't fit image in, don't do anything
    }
};


$(document).ready(function() {
        $("img.contentimage").load(function() {$(this).autoResize()});
});