You where completely right, thanks so much for this tip. I didn't try
the "this\ is\ the\ file" approach, but I'll do it and let you know if
it worked.
Raúl
Michal Migurski wrote:
Sample code:
exec("$imagemagickPath/convert -geometry " .
"{$thumbnail_width}x{$thumbnail_height}
Hi,
Friday, January 30, 2004, 11:42:14 AM, you wrote:
RM> I'm trying to execute /usr/bin/convert passing the image size and the
RM> file name, the problem is that the file name contains lots of spaces, so
RM> I try to pass "filename with lots of spaces", and nothing works.
RM> I've read something
>Sample code:
>
> exec("$imagemagickPath/convert -geometry " .
> "{$thumbnail_width}x{$thumbnail_height} " .
> "$images_dir/$filename $images_dir/tb_$filename");
>
>where filename could be:
>/var/www/html/images/SPIN CoreRT1 to EX-JF1 (cw - kpi - KPI Performance
>Report(Wee
I'm trying to execute /usr/bin/convert passing the image size and the
file name, the problem is that the file name contains lots of spaces, so
I try to pass "filename with lots of spaces", and nothing works.
I've read something about safe mode, but I have safe mode disabled; I
also read somethi
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