Rob Adams wrote:
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Rob Adams wrote:
Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I dunno what you did to the first file upload button, but as soon as I
choose the FIRST file,
Richard Lynch wrote:
Rob Adams wrote:
Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I dunno what you did to the first file upload button, but as soon as I
choose the FIRST file, I get:
use the BACK button. then fill in the second file upload widget...
"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Rob Adams wrote:
>> Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
>>
>> http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
>
> I dunno what you did to the first file upload button, but as soon as I
> choose the FIRST file, I
Rob Adams wrote:
> Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
>
> http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I dunno what you did to the first file upload button, but as soon as I
choose the FIRST file, I get:
Warning: imageistruecolor(): supplied argument is not a valid Image
resource in
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Rob Adams wrote:
Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I talked to a Delphi programmer, who whipped something out in about 20
you talked to a WHAT??? ;-) just kidding
minutes. My code is a translation of his.
cool of you to share the code :-)
Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I talked to a Delphi programmer, who whipped something out in about 20
minutes. My code is a translation of his.
function colorParts($col)
{
$parts['r'] = ($col >> 16) & 0xFF;
$parts['g'] = ($col >
Rob Adams wrote:
> I've been figuring out how to create hidden images. The concept is: when
> you highlight an image in Internet Explorer (and Mozilla too, though the
> grid is reversed) it puts a grid over the image. If you put another image
> in between what the grid covers, you can kind of hid
I've been figuring out how to create hidden images. The concept is: when
you highlight an image in Internet Explorer (and Mozilla too, though the
grid is reversed) it puts a grid over the image. If you put another image
in between what the grid covers, you can kind of hide the image that then
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