Sasha wrote:
> def save(self):
> super(Picture, self).save()
> if self.image and not self.thumbnail:
> import Image
> myImage = Image.open(self.get_image_filename())
> myImage.thumbnail((150,150))
> myName = 'th_' +
> self.get_image_filename().split('/')[-1]
> self.save_thumbnail_file(myName, myImage)
>
> does it make sense?
Sasha,
That's very similar to what I do, although I can't be sure that the
details are correct (such as if the get_image_filename() will return a
path that PIL can use or if the PIL Image class can be used directly as
input to the save_FIELD_file() call. In other words, it looks generally
as I do it. If that actually works as is, can you let me know as it's a
bit prettier in places than my code.
That's not to say that someone with more Django and Python expertise
than myself won't come along and tell us to do it differently, and I'd
be glad of some reassurance on the matter myself.
Damian Sinclair
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