In SuiteCommerce Advanced, the image of an item is not displayed in the Product List Page. The url to the image has these query parameters

?resizeid=3&resizeh=175&resizew=175

, but it seems that the main query parameter is the resizeid, right ? When I remove or replace the values the other two query parameters the image is displayed. I think the url of the image with the query parameters with 175 as values is saved in the CDN server. Now, in the website setup, can I change the values for the image thumbnail size to query a different url ? FOr example: with

?resizeid=3&resizeh=176&resizew=176

would work. Or there is a problem that I didn't see ?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

In SuiteCommerce Advanced, the image URL parameters

resizeid

,

resizeh

, and

resizew

are used to control the size of the image displayed. The

resizeid

parameter is indeed the main parameter, and it is used to specify the resizing method. The

resizeh

and

resizew

parameters specify the height and width of the image, respectively. If you are seeing the image when you remove or replace the values of

resizeh

and

resizew

, it means that the image with the specified size (175x175 in your case) is not available in the CDN server. When you change these values, the server generates a new image with the specified size and stores it in the CDN for future use. As for your question about changing the thumbnail size in the website setup, it is possible to do so. However, you need to ensure that the new size you specify is supported by the CDN server. If the server does not support the new size, it will not be able to generate the image and you will encounter the same issue. For example, if you change the parameters to

?resizeid=3&resizeh=176&resizew=176

, the server will attempt to generate an image of size 176x176. If this size is supported, the image will be displayed. If not, you will not see the image. Please note that changing the thumbnail size will affect all the images on your website. Therefore, you should test this change thoroughly before implementing it on your live website. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******