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That's great. Your results fall pretty much in line with what I was expecting given the hardware difference between the iphone 4 and ipad 2. And I've no doubt that when I test on the iphone 5 it should be pretty similar to your galaxy tab results. I was initially testing with 5.5.2, but then updated...

Sure. The more beta testing the better.

I'm very familiar with that phrase :D Yes, the performance issues were running either of those 2 resizing script on an iphone 4. It ran them at 15 seconds vs. 1 sec. on your Galaxy Tab. Granted the iphone 4 is not the latest hardware. But it's a baseline I am trying to stick to. As I mentioned, the ...

Thanks Jacque for testing it out. I had yet to try the scripts on Android myself as I was concerned about the poor performance under iOS to start off. But at least this now gives me hope for a cross-platform solution. I can always set the maxWidth and maxHeight of mobilePickPhoto to get optimal perf...

I have further elaborated on my testing with specific code here:
http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=13250

I've been looking into various ways to resize images captured with mobilePickPhoto. Here's what I am trying to achieve: 1) resize images to a preferred size with acceptable on-device processing times 2) cross platform solution (mainly compatibility with android) Using an iPhone 4 (running iOS6) as a...

I've had a chance to explore this a little more. First off - Gary I was able to get your suggestion working using both "put" and "export" methods (it was a syntax error on my part). So the overall combination of Klaus' and your suggestion works for what I am looking to accomplish in a general sense....

Thanks for the response Gary. While that seems to work from image to image, it didn't seem to work when putting it to an URL. Following your suggestion and after unlocking the screen: put image "your image here" into URL theURL I did have success however not with your solution, but with the export c...

Hi Klaus, Your script works well for proportionally resizing an image. Thanks. However, since this is resizing, once you pass the image off to another image container, or perhaps in the above case an URL for FTP'ing, the image object that is uploaded is still at the original size. If I am to underst...