Ziska

When a user uploads an image for personalization, whether for a greeting card, wine label, or any other customizable product, the system should evaluate the image resolution and notify the user if the image quality may affect the final printed result.

If the uploaded image is below 200 DPI, the system should display a warning notification. The notification is informational only and should not prevent the user from uploading, saving, or using the image. The purpose is to inform the user that the image may appear blurry, pixelated, or lower quality when printed and to encourage them to upload a higher-resolution image if available.

The user should be allowed to proceed without restriction after acknowledging the notification.

Use the following Notification: "The image you uploaded is below the recommended print quality of 200 DPI. While you may continue using this image, the final printed product may appear blurry, pixelated, or less sharp than expected.
For the best print results, we recommend uploading a higher-resolution image."

present option to continue or include a flag on the order that the customer was warned but choose to proceed with the low quality image or add the following if needed.
[Continue Anyway] [Replace Image]

This approval should display on the order orders tab and be labled as low quality image or LQIUA=Yes or NA (low quality image use approved)

Also be sure you are using the latest version of the Ziska Code.