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Basically, it's just this:
<?php
header("Content-type: image/gif");
header("Content-length: " . file_length($filename));
#Whatever caching headers you want -- lots of them
passthru($filename);
?>
There are different twists and turns depending on how you want the image
cached, and whether you want the images inside your web-tree or not, and if
you want just GIF or a more general-purpose solution or...
Code Archives have it all.
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Subject: [PHP] image through php
> Hi!
>
> I want to use a code like:
> <img src="./randomgif.php">
>
> I know, this is possible with perl, but with php?
> ... and it should be performant as well :-) !!
>
> thanks
> any hints appreciated
> witty
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