Hi Brother,
I m not sure, but it seems you made a function private and trying to call it from another Controller.
If this is the reason and u need to use a function from outside of its class, you should make it public.

Then I do $thumb = ZendX_PhpThumbFactory::create($image);

works pretty good for me…

I’m trying to put all stuff in library/PhpThumb directory, but I can’t load clases… I have changed classes names to:

PhpThumb_GdThumb (extends PhpThumb_ThumbBase)
PhpThumb_PhpThumb
PhpThumb_ThumbBase

plugin directory to: ThumbPlugins

plugin name to:
PhpThumb_ThumbPlugins_GdReflectionLib

Also I’ve changed:
all file names from *.inc.php to *.php and the THUMBLIB_PLUGIN_PATH to /ThumbPlugins/

require_once option from:
require_once THUMBLIB_BASE_PATH . ‘/*.php’; (for example: ThumBase.php)
to:
require_once THUMBLIB_BASE_PATH . ‘*.php’;

Can anybody help me? It would be very nice, if anybody will tell me a solution (and maybe if possible would send files by email..)

The latest version of PHPThumb (3.0) is at:
http://phpthumb.gxdlabs.com/

The interface to GdThumb is slightly different, for example:

private function _createThumbnail($sourcePath, $destPath, $w, $h, $q = 100) {
$thumb = new PhpThumb_GdThumb($sourcePath);
$thumb->resize($w, $h);
$thumb->setOptions(array(’jpegQuality’ => 80));
$thumb->save($destPath, ‘JPG’);
}

Like someone suggested, I thumbnail in the model. I put the PHP Thumb classes in library/PhpThumb and renamed the classes for autoloading as you can see in the example above.