On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Joseph Bannon wrote:
> I want to use fgets to get an image off the server and then print it. Kinda
> like if you call the script picture.php, an image will appear. How do I do
I do this, with fopen() and fpassthru() ...
$im = fopen( "myImage.jpg", "r" );
if( !$im ){
// FILE WASN'T FOUND
} else {
// ALL GOOD - SEND IT TO THE BROWSER
fpassthru( $im );
}
fclose( $im );
For the sake of simplicity, I left off additional error checking I do ...
but this is the core of the idea. The image functions
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.image.php) work well too. When just
pushing out an unmodified image, the above code has proven simplest for
me.
~Chris /"\
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