ImageLoader is Resizing my Images in User Control

Hi There,

I've recently implemented Josh Morales Images Loader:

http://www.sitefinity.com/blogs/joshmorales/posts/11-10-05/selecting_sitefinity_4_content_inside_widget_designers.aspx

and seem to be having a problem with the images that it is loading. My images are in the Sitefinity Library and are 380x176. When I select these into the image loader and update my user control they are resized to 345x160 but are stretched out to still fit 380x176, hence look  blurry and are not usable.

Can anyone give me any clues why this is occurring?

Thanks,
Paul

Hi,

Still haven't received a response to this and still no nearer any solution as to why this is happening. Have included two screen shots, one shows the image and the URL in the Sitefinity library (normal-size-mk.jpg) and one shows the image and the URL applied to it when it is selected on the page (345width-mk.jpg) ...by this time it has been reduced to 345x160 from 380x176.

Any help will be greatly appreciated, I am implementing code provided by Telerik to select images from the library.

Thanks

UPDATE:
I just created another user control that uses images of 260px in width and these work fine, it only seems to be the images of 380px that are resized?

Hello,

 I suppose the width and height aspect ratio should be preserved, however I was unable to experience the problem. If in the second control you are using I suppose only the image selector is used, but not the other selectors as well in the same control. Are you also experiencing the sam problem on a page that doesn`t use a theme without any additonal styling added to the page? To do this create a test page without template(start from scratch).

Hi Stanislav,

I've looked at my other images on the site and they are all .tmb (thumbs), yet it is only the 380x176 image which is being resized to 345x160, all the others remain the same. It was suggested that it is being resized because it is displayed a thumb, in that case, why aren't other images affected?

Paul