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No, I decided to do this to ensure consistency. The thumbnail will be rendered as a jpg, but the source image may be any type (or extension). In which case, it's nice to know the full source name.
As a secondary advantage, it allows for you to do rm QQbo72SE.jpg* :)
Actually this can be a problem with rich text editors. I am using TinyMCE, and it's image module will simply fail to insert the thumbnail with such filenames.
You can override the method which generates the filename if it's a problem in your case (but the problem here really lies with the rich text editor, not easy-thumbnails).
Hi.
I create image with something like this:
{% thumbnail author.images.all.0.image 100x50 %}
... and I get:
/static/images/authors/thumbs/QQbo72SE.jpg.100x50_q85.jpg
Shouldn't I get something like:
/static/images/players/thumbs/QQbo72SE_100x50_q85.jpg
... without first .jpg.?
(I check before if there are images present)
Thank you,
Kind regards.
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