- Upload Suite Overview
- What's New?
- Choosing Upload Technology
- Evaluating Upload Suite
- Upload Suite Editions
- System Requirements
- Installation and Deployment Notes
- ActiveX/Java Uploader
- HTML5/Flash Uploader
- Before You Started with HTML5/Flash Uploader
- HTML5/Flash Uploader Architecture
- HTML5/Flash Uploader User Interface
- Getting Started
- Using HTML5/Flash Uploader
- Troubleshooting
- Reference
- HTML5/Flash Uploader ASP.NET Reference
- HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP Reference
- AddFilesProgressDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- BaseClientControl Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- BaseControl Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ClientEvents Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- CommonDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ConvertedFile Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Converter Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Converter Members HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Converter Properties HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- AutoReduceDimensions Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Hash Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Mode Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailApplyCrop Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailApplyDrawTool Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailBgColor Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailCompressOversizedOnly Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailCopyColorProfile Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailCopyExif Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailCopyIptc Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailFitMode Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailHeight Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailJpegQuality Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailResizeCmyk Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailResizeFailureDetector Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailResizeQuality Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailResolution Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailSizeLimit Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailType Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailUseExifPreview Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailWatermark Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailWidth Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- DescriptionEditor Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- DrawTool Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- FlashControl Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ImageEditor Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ImagePreviewWindow Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- ImageUploaderFlash Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Messages Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Metadata Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Package Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- PaneItem Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- PostFields Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- Restrictions Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- StatusPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- TopPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- UploadErrorDialog Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- UploadHandler Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- UploadPane Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- UploadSettings Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- UploadedFile Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- AmazonS3Extender Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- FileSettings Class HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
- HTML5/Flash Uploader JavaScript Reference
- HTML5/Flash Uploader Client-Side Events Reference
- POST Field Reference
- Licensing Information
- Legal Notices
Converter.ThumbnailWatermark Property HTML5/Flash Uploader PHP
Gets or sets a watermark of the thumbnail.
Syntax
public function getThumbnailWatermark() {
}
public function setThumbnailWatermark($value) {
}
Property Value
Type: string
The watermark of the thumbnail. Watermark string syntax is described in the Remarks section. For HTML5 uploader, you can also pass a JSON object with the same names as used for the string.
If an empty string is specified, watermark will not be drawn on the thumbnail.
Default value is "".
Remarks
The watermark string consists of several variables separated with a semicolon:
variable1=value1;variable2=value2;...
The following variables are supported:
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| Text |
Watermark text. If the text contains semicolon or quotation mark characters enclose it in single (
Note
If both text and image are used as watermarks, the text will always be rendered over the image. Default value is an empty string. When the text watermark is specified, the following parameter also makes sense:
|
| Tiled |
Boolean value specifying whether you want to draw a single line at the specified position ( Default value is |
| Angle |
A number specifying the rotation angle for the watermark. Default value is |
| When |
A string specifying when to apply the watermark operation - before it resizes the image or after. Possible values are: Default value is |
| FillColor |
Font color. It has the following syntax: Default value is an empty string (the fill is transparent). |
| Font |
Font name. This font should be installed on the client machine. That is why it is highly recommended to use some generic font like Default value is |
| Size |
Font size (in pixels). Default value is |
| Style |
Font style. The following styles are supported:
You can specify several styles separated with a comma. Example:
Default value is an empty string (regular font is used). |
| ImageUrl |
Url to an image that will be used as the watermark. For HTML5 uploader, it may be an inline image (using the data:URL).
Note
If both text and image are used as watermarks, the text will always be rendered over the image. Default value is an empty string. When the image watermark is specified, the following parameter also makes sense:
|
| Width |
Width of the image that will be used as the watermark. The image will be resized to the specified dimensions as an ordinary thumbnail, that is, the image can only be downsized, and its proportions are kept. Default value is an empty string (actual image width is used). |
| Height |
Height of the image that will be used as the watermark. The image will be resized to the specified dimensions as an ordinary thumbnail, i.e. the image can only be downsized and its proportions are kept. Default value is an empty string (actual image height is used). |
| Position |
Watermark position. It can take one of the following values:
Default value is |
| OffsetX |
Horizontal offset (in pixels) of the watermark relative to the position it is anchored to (according to the
Note
If horizontal position is left or center, coordinates direction is left-to-right. If it is right, coordinates direction is flipped to right-to-left. Default value is |
| OffsetY |
Vertical offset (in pixels) of the watermark relative to the position it is anchored to (according to the
Note
If vertical position is top or center, coordinates direction is top-to-bottom. If it is bottom, coordinates direction is flipped to bottom-to-top. Default value is |
| Opacity |
Watermark opacity percentage. If This value works for all elements of watermark. There is no way to configure different opacity for background, text outline and text fill. Default value is |
| BackgroundColor |
Background color. It has the following syntax: Default value is an empty string (the background is transparent). |
| BackgroundMarginWidth |
Width of additional space outside of the watermark filled with background (in pixels). Default value is |
| BackgroundMarginHeight |
Height of additional space outside of the watermark filled with background (in pixels). Default value is |
The watermark string is case insensitive.
Though you can set both image and text watermarks at the same time, it makes sense to use only one of them. For text watermarks the only required variable is Text.
Here is an example of watermark string which will draw green semi-transparent italic text Aurigma in the bottom left corner of an image:
$uploader = new ImageUploaderFlash("Uploader1");
$converters = &$uploader->getConverters();
$converter = new Converter();
$converter->setMode("*.*=Thumbnail");
$converter->setThumbnailFitMode("Fit");
$converter->setThumbnailWatermark("Text=Aurigma;Opacity=75;FillColor=0x00ff00;Position=BottomLeft;Style=Italic;Size=30");
$converters[] = $converter;For image watermarks ImageUrl, Width, and Height are required. Here is an example of semi-transparent logo drawn in the top tight corner of the image:
$uploader = new ImageUploaderFlash("Uploader1");
$converters = &$uploader->getConverters();
$converter = new Converter();
$converter->setMode("*.*=Thumbnail");
$converter->setThumbnailFitMode("Fit");
$converter->setThumbnailWatermark("ImageUrl=http://localhost/watermark.png;Width=86;Height=63;Position=TopRight;Opacity=50");
$converters[] = $converter;Alternatively, you can use the JSON object instead of a string:
var u = $au.imageUploaderFlash({
id: 'Uploader1',
converters: [{mode: '*.*=Thumbnail',
thumbnailWatermark: {
ImageUrl: 'http://localhost/watermark.png',
Width: 86,
Height: 63,
Tiled: true,
When: 'AfterResize',
Opacity: 50}
});However this syntax is not compatible with Flash uploader. If you want to use the object with Flash, the simplest way is to convert it to the string using the jQuery's $.param as follows:
var a = 45; // Angle
var watermarkObj = { Text: 'Aurigma', Angle: a};
var watermarkString = decodeURIComponent($.param(wsettings)).replace(/&/g, ";");
// ... pass this string to the thumbnailWatermark property.This property makes sense only if the Mode property has the Thumbnail value.
See Also
Reference
- getThumbnailWatermarkPreview(Object) Method
- Aurigma.ImageUploaderFlash.Converter.ThumbnailWatermark ASP.NET Property HTML5/Flash Uploader
- $au.converter.thumbnailWatermark JavaScript Property HTML5/Flash Uploader