I'm using the imageresizer plugin from http://imageresizing.net/. The website i'm working on (an asp.net mvc5 application) contains some static images located in the /content/images folder in the root of the website. The second part of the images is coming from the database through an MVC-controller. The static images are being resized without any problems, but the images coming from the database aren't being resized using this very same plugin.
I've created a controller called 'ImagesController' and mapped the url like 'images/'. So the url could be like this;
http://localhost:55062/images/47cff4e6-8932-48dc-8baf-f328e89f3f83
When I make a request to this url i'm seeing my image correctly (in it's original size ofcourse), so no problems so far. So I've decided to add a with and height, and for testing purposes I also want to allow upscaling. So i'm making a request to the following url;
http://localhost:55062/images/47cff4e6-8932-48dc-8baf-f328e89f3f83?width=100&height=100&scale=both
The original size of the image behind this url is 2000 x 1334 pixels. So resizing it down to 100 x 100 pixels doesn't seem a problem to me. However, i'm seeing the image in it's original size.
A random static image on the url below is being resized without any problem;
http://localhost:55062/images/47cff4e6-8932-48dc-8baf-f328e89f3f83
What could this possibly be? I've already tried adding an extension to the url with the guid and i've also added a handler to the web.config so that .jpg urls are being ran through the .net pipeline, but unfortunately this doesn't help either. I'm quite stuck on this issue for a few hours now, so hopefully somebody can help me out on this?
The imageresizing.net debugging info is shown here: http://notepad.cc/gaxafe38
Thanks to the suggestion from TiestonT I was able to solve the problem using the SqlReader plugin.