BTW there is no image() function, but there are plenty of functions that
start with image, try one of those, e.g. $im = imagecreate(100, 100);
Kenneth wrote:
dear all,
additional to the previous post, I was told that for later version of php,
there is already GD with it, and what should i do is
Did you restart your webserver after changing its configuration?
Kenneth wrote:
dear all,
additional to the previous post, I was told that for later version of php,
there is already GD with it, and what should i do is just uncomment the
php_gd2.dll line...i've tried this also, but it still doesn'
dear all,
additional to the previous post, I was told that for later version of php,
there is already GD with it, and what should i do is just uncomment the
php_gd2.dll line...i've tried this also, but it still doesn't work, how can
i solve this and use the function imagethanks
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You are right Daniel, working with no text file for the img file names
represents less work to update the gallery but I'm working on this idea
text file ---> picture.jpg, description of the picture
so a txt file is needed
I would be glad to now when your "page numbers for faster navigation"
> yours doen't need a text file with the image file names
> but this is usefull when you want to establish the order
> thumbs are shown
A matter of taste i guess. I wanted a script that needed as little work as
possible after i uploaded it.
Next thing to do is add page numbers for faster navigat
thanks Daniel
yours doen't need a text file with the image file names
but this is usefull when you want to establish the order
thumbs are shown
little trick:
both, big imgs and thumbs should be same file type but
I use jpg for big ones and gif for thumbs. after procesing
them (thumbs) in image so
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