I have recently set up a machine with PHP with both buffering and
compression turned on. Some of the pages being served include up to 3MB
of HTML.
Can someone explain the benefit(s) of setting these ini directives to
values (ie. larger than 4kb) rather than "On" ?
I've played around with it
If you have a 2bit GIF with only white and transparent and you place it
on a white page (background), you can hide it until it's highlit. Not
very pretty but it works.
Rob Adams wrote:
I've been figuring out how to create hidden images. The concept is: when
you highlight an image in Internet E
Ed Lazor wrote:
-Original Message-
Ed Lazor wrote:
Is there a way to get the size of an image created using the imagecreate
function?
I'm guessing it would be xsize x ysize x colour depth = size in bits ?
What's the default color depth?
-Ed
It looks to me like it's 8bit for imagecreate and
Ed Lazor wrote:
Is there a way to get the size of an image created using the imagecreate
function?
I'm guessing it would be xsize x ysize x colour depth = size in bits ?
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Anthony Ritter wrote:
bold";
echo htmlentities($str);
?>
..
// outputs: A 'quote' is bold
Not sure why the I am still getting the tags and spaces after the call to
htmlentities().
Check out the source code of the output. Maybe you want the strip_tags()
function ?
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Might be a dumb idea but have you tried putting method="POST" instead of
method="post" ?
Andy Loftus wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas as to why $_POST would be empty when
submitting a form to php?
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