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Image Resizer gives uses "ghost" number for height.
Microsoft PowerToys version
v0.60.1
Running as admin
- [ ] Yes
Area(s) with issue?
Image Resizer
Steps to reproduce
On the image resizer settings. Create a preset (fit, for example) and set units to pixels. Set height to 1234. Then modify this preset by switching to percentage units, and enter some percentage value for width, 30 for example. Set a name pattern that uses %4 (selected height). Then use this preset on some image. The %4 value will appear as 1234. Even if this value is not used to resize or even visible in the percent preset.
✔️ Expected Behavior
For percent the image is uniformly resized. expected the height value to be the same as the width value.
❌ Actual Behavior
the %4 will be set as 1234 (from height field).
Other Software
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the %4 will be set as whatever was in the height field before switching to percent.
Sounds like #18940, could you test and confirm if it is the same thing?
It is not the same thing. It accepts the value, but when using percent the heigh value is not used to resize the image. I updated the steps to reproduce to make it clearer.
I can reproduce this issue.
The file name will be like "...(Height 50).jpg" even if you select "Fit" where Height is not visible.
@sosssego: Would it solve your problem if you use %6 instead of %4?
I believe the issue is that the control is only hidden, but still read in the code upon execution.
I believe the issue is that the control is only hidden, but still read in the code upon execution.
It's true that the control is hidden, the value is saved to the settings.json file. However, the value is only used if you explicitly reference them in the custom filename. I don't think this needs to be fixed.
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