WebSnapr - Website Thumbnails For Your Site

26 Oct, 2006

WebSnapr - Website Thumbnails For Your Site

Posted by: User Image Stephan Miller In: Graphics| Uncategorized

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WebSnapr - Website Thumbnails For Your Site

I was about to write a blog entry on how to cache webshots from webshotspro.com and save them to a directory on your site dynamically and then I ran into this site. Easy.

3 Responses to "WebSnapr - Website Thumbnails For Your Site"

1 | Joe

August 23rd, 2007 at 2:21 pm

so how do you dynamically cache from webshotspro?

2 | Stephan Miller

August 23rd, 2007 at 3:22 pm

I did that a while ago. You either have to have your own dedicated server or a hosting provider that will set allow url fopen to yes.
The script checks if the picture has been cached. If not, it caches it and uses the webshot url for the image. If it is cached, it checks the kb size of the image. If it is the same as the generic queued image, it grabs it again. If not it serves the cached image. I haven’t updated it in a while, so it probably doesn’t work correctly.

3 | Mythumbshot

February 16th, 2008 at 3:15 pm

For your thumbnails/thumbshot one address: http://www.mythumbshot.com.
It’s a free service with hight image quality

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