Resize uploaded image

Does anyone know the code to resize an image that has been uploaded?

I have the following code to upload the image:

<?php
//create the directory if doesn't exists (should have write permissons)
if(!is_dir("./files")) mkdir("./files", 0755);
//move the uploaded file
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['Filedata']['tmp_name'], "./files/myImage.jpg");
?>

I now need to resize the image to say 360*290

//thnx

 

Here you go...
http://www.tutorialized.com/view/tutorial/Creating-thumbnail-Resize-an-image-with-PHP/24351

 

Here is my function that I use to resize images:

public function doResize($szSource, $szDestination, $szExtension, $iResizeWidth, $iResizeHeight)
{
	$szExtension = strtolower($szExtension);
	
		switch($szExtension)
		{
			case('jpg'): 	$pSource = @imagecreatefromjpeg($szSource); break;
			case('jpeg'): 	$pSource = @imagecreatefromjpeg($szSource); break;
			case('gif'): 	$pSource = @imagecreatefromgif($szSource); break;
			case('wbmp'): 	$pSource = @imagecreatefromwbmp($szSource); break;
			case('png'): 	$pSource = @imagecreatefrompng($szSource); break;
		}
		
		$pResized = @imagecreatetruecolor($iResizeWidth, $iResizeHeight);
		list($iWidth, $iHeight) = getimagesize($szSource);
	
		if(!@imagecopyresampled($pResized, $pSource, 0, 0, 0, 0, $iResizeWidth, $iResizeHeight, $iWidth, $iHeight))
		{
			return false;	
		}

	switch($szExtension)
	{
			case('jpg'): 	$pResult = imagejpeg($pResized, $szDestination, 100); break;
			case('jpeg'): 	$pResult = imagejpeg($pResized, $szDestination, 100); break;
			case('gif'): 	$pResult = imagegif($pResized, $szDestination); break;
			case('wbmp'): 	$pResult = imagewbmp($pResized, $szDestination); break;
			case('png'): 	$pResult = imagepng($pResized, $szDestination); break;
		}
		
    if($pResult)
    {
    	return true;
    }
    	
    return false;
}

PHP:

 

wow ! good function ! reps added !

 

Thanks! Just to point out though, that function is from inside one of my classes, so if use the modular approach to PHP then simply remove public from the beginning of the function deceleration.