General
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4 votes
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Add Failover Image.
If a request results in an error, specify an image that can be used as a default. I have an issue where a thumbnail is not available so I'm getting a broken image.
KTHXBI!
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3 votes
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Allow image urls to be relative instead of absolute.
I don't want to have to specify the absolute URI in the QR.TL fetch instruction so instead of
(http://mysite.com/image.jpg) I would like to use (/image.jpg) so that in my <img src="http://qr.tl?m=(/image.jpg)"/>. qr.tl should be smart enough to work out what site that should come from based on the Http referer.Ta.
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Add a RESTFull URL Format
eg.
http://qr.tl/(http://www.reallyfunnypictures.co.uk/animals/pics/25.08.07/tenniscat.jpg)/[<Oh%20hai,%20can%20Has..//>WTF!!]
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3 votesstarted ·
Adminqrtl
(Admin, qr.tl) responded
This has been added and is testable on our development server.
The syntax for an RGB color will be of the form
RGBXXXXXX where XXXXXX is the hex rgb value.eg.
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Add the ability to push images to a hosting service like S3
If you register with the system, it pushes and serves your images from S3 via a redirect.
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Add the ability to specify only the width or height
Add the ability to specify only the width or height of the image. eg.
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Implement URL Signing for larger images
If I try to include an image that's large than that permitted for free accounts, then check for a key and signature.
qr.tl/?
m=(commands)
k=(key ID)
s=(SHA-1 Hash of everything before S + private key)2 votes -
Add a wildcard grid syntax to force of square grid element
I had a QRTL feature request, that popped into my head while trying to get to sleep last night
fairly simple to implement, not sure how you would work into the syntax though...
basically, wild cards for grids
so if you don't know the dimensions of your image, you can say 10x*
and it will make a grid that is 10 columns by as many rows as it takes to make a square grid
which means if it's portrait or landscape, putting something at 1,1 will make equal space above and to the left of it...
anyhoo, just a thought.
1 vote