Here's a JavaScript you might can modify and make work.
IE4/5 and NN6 simply allow to script
document.imageName.width = newWidth;
document.imageName.height = newHeight;
while with NN4 the image dimensions are readonly. You can however put a
layer over the image to which you write the image with the new
dimensions. The following code provides that falling back for IE4/5 and
NN6 on the above assigment. Note that with NN4 the layer put over the
image might cover other content as well when you increase the image
size as there is no reflow of the document content around the image.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<STYLE>
</STYLE>
<script>
function resizeImage (imageOrImageName, width, height) {
var image = typeof imageOrImageName == 'string' ?
document[imageOrImageName] : imageOrImageName;
if (document.layers) {
image.currentWidth = width;
image.currentHeight = height;
var layerWidth = image.width > width ? image.width : width;
var layerHeight = image.height > height ? image.height : height;
if (!image.overLayer) {
var l = image.overLayer = new Layer(layerWidth);
}
var l = image.overLayer;
l.bgColor = document.bgColor;
l.clip.width = layerWidth;
l.clip.height = layerHeight;
l.left = image.x;
l.top = image.y;
var html = '';
html += '<IMG SRC="' + image.src + '"';
html += image.name ? ' NAME="overLayer' + image.name + '"' : '';
html += ' WIDTH="' + width + '" HEIGHT="' + height + '">';
l.document.open();
l.document.write(html);
l.document.close();
l.visibility = 'show';
}
else {
image.width = width;
image.height = height;
}
}
function zoomImage (imageOrImageName, factor) {
var image = typeof imageOrImageName == 'string' ?
document[imageOrImageName] : imageOrImageName;
if (document.layers) {
var currentWidth = image.currentWidth ? image.currentWidth :
image.width;
var currentHeight = image.currentHeight ? image.currentHeight :
Just do a search or JavaScript image resize and you might find exactly what you want, but I don't know anything about MySpace and what you are able to do with it, you might not be allowed to use script or PHP at all if not then I can't help any more than that. Sorry if this is the case.
