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Your question is too broad. If you are resizing images on the fly, I assume you will be doing it server side. PHP includes a suite of imgage manipulation functions that allow this. I would assume, but don't know, that asp does also.
You could use a JS script, but it would be most inefficient since the image in its raw form would be downloaded and then simply resized to proper proportions. The result would either be a file being downloaded that was far larger than it needs to be, or the potential for some seriously ugly artifacts resuling from a small file being blown up too much.
Where possible, it is better to save an image in the proper size to begin with.
WBF
First off, I'm trying to create a website that allows users to upload images to my server. These images will be displayed on a dynamic webpage but will be resized while keeping its proportions and byte size. When the image is clicked, it will display the image in its original size. It's shrinking the image that I'm not familiar with. Anyone with ASP codes or Javascripts that relate to this matter would be greatly appreciated? Otherwise, I'll do more research. Thanks for the reply!
To upload images, you can use ASPUpload.
Many hosting companies offer these ASP components free of charge.
