I have a template in which I'm attempting to change the source of a picture from Image 1, to Image 2 - yet I want Image 2 to keep the original size it was uploaded to the server in. (I want it in the position of Image 1, but its own dimensions.)
To do this, I figured I needed to use the adjust parameter - which I have attempted. The description for adjust=100% is "The picture is adjusted to be proportional to the original size." - which sounded like what I needed to do.
However, in my docx output, this seems to set the image size to be 100% of page width, rather than related to image size. (In the word image properties, it shows my image to be 208%, so I don't think it's related to my file!)
Is this a bug in opentbs, or have I misunderstood the docs? If so, how should I be doing it, or otherwise, can anyone thing of a work around? I attempted not using adjust at all, however that seems to have the same behaviour as adjust=inside - which I presume is the default.
With the normal thanks for a great tool!
Edit: The Error causing tag is below. I've found the problem reproducible when starting from nothing, and with just an image in the word doc. Word 2010, OpenTBS 1.8.
[onshow.logo;ope=changepic;tagpos=after;adjust=100%]
The problems was caused by the TbsPicAdjust() function expecting the image's dimensions to be provided in points, rather than pixels, as php's getimagesize() function was returning.
It was solved by replacing the two fixed coefficients in the TbsPicGetDim_OpenXML_dml() function with 9,525, rather 12,700 as they were originally coded. (Which would be an appropriate value, if the dimensions were in points, rather than pixels.)
After some research, from what I can see, getimagesize() always returns a size in pixels rather than points, so it looks to me like this could be a potential bug?
Additional Source for coefficient, combined with personal calculations: http://openxmldeveloper.org/discussions/formats/f/15/p/396/933.aspx