Overview
Parameters:SMALLIMAGESIZE
Category: Image Processing (Imaging)
Default value: 200x150 (pixels)
Product: eTASK.Other (Imaging)
What does this parameter do?
When you upload photos or images to the eTASK.FM portal (e.g., photos of rooms, devices, or documents), they are automatically saved in three different sizes:
Small images ← This parameter controls this size
Medium images (MEDIUMIMAGESIZE)
Large images (LARGEIMAGESIZE)
The portal automatically decides which image size to display—depending on where the image is used.
What are "small images" used for?
Small images are displayed in:
Thumbnails in lists and overviews
Thumbnails in galleries
Quick views where only a small amount of space is available
Mobile views to save data
Export functions for compact documents
Technical details (for administrators)
Format:Breite x Höhe (in pixels)
Default value: 200x150
Examples of valid values: - 150x100 - Very small (for lists) - 200x150 - Default (balanced) - 300x225 - Larger (more details)
Aspect ratio
The portal maintains the original aspect ratio when resizing. The values listed are maximum values: - A portrait-oriented image (e.g., 1000x1500) is resized to approximately 100x150 - A landscape-oriented image (e.g., 1600x900) is resized to approximately 200x112
When should you change this value?
Reduce the value (e.g., to 150x100) if:
You want to save storage space
Loading times in lists are too long
You have many images in the database
Increase the value (e.g., to 300x225) if:
The thumbnails are too blurry or too small
Users complain that they cannot see the details
You use high-resolution monitors
Important notes
Images that have already been uploaded will NOT be automatically recalculated. The change applies only to new uploads.
Balance between quality and performance: - Larger values = better quality, but more storage space and slower loading times - Smaller values = faster performance, but fewer details visible
Interaction with other parameters: - Should be smaller than MEDIUMIMAGESIZE - Should be significantly smaller than LARGEIMAGESIZE - Typical value sequence: 200x150 → 400x300 → 800x600
Security
Does changing this parameter affect security?
No, this parameter is not security-critical.
Image resizing occurs on the server side and cannot be manipulated externally
No security mechanisms are controlled by this parameter
Even extreme values (e.g.,
10000x10000) do not pose a security riskThe actual image validation and verification takes place independently of this parameter
Permissions for image access remain unchanged
Conclusion: You can safely adjust this parameter without incurring any security risks.
Practical example
Initial situation:
A facility manager takes a photo of a conference room with their smartphone (4000x3000 pixels, 5 MB).
After upload (with default value 200x150): - Small version: 200x150 pixels, ~15 KB → displayed in lists - Medium version: 400x300 pixels, ~50 KB → displayed in
detail views - Large version: 800x600 pixels, ~150 KB → displayed when clicking "Full Screen" - Original: 4000x3000 pixels, 5 MB → used only for download
Result: The portal loads quickly, and the administrator saves 95% of storage space under normal use.
Recommended setting
For most installations, the default value is 200x150 optimal. Only change it if you encounter specific issues.