My company researched on the topic sometime back. We even did a test run
(on our local machines where there are no user restrictions set). The
machine running this will need IE 5.x or above and another software
(um... forgot its name) that uses this IE engine to capture whatever IE
see into an .jpg
right - I was thinking more along the lines that php
would loop thru URL database and then trigger IE
somehow (have to be on windows box but not production
server)
The macro idea sounds like the best bet. Thanks
olinux
--- Justin French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 22/02/03 5:55 PM, olinux (
on 22/02/03 5:55 PM, olinux ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi all -
> While I know that this is not possible with PHP alone,
> Does anyone know how to capture website screen shots
> using PHP. I have recieved many spam mails featuring a
> screen shot of our company website and I imagine that
> it w
On 25-Sep-2002 Donahue Ben wrote:
> I have a general question of a dynamic website using
> PHP4 and mysql database. If there are many, many
> users visiting a dynamic website at once, will it
> cause the database to be bogged down with so many
> users visiting the website? If so, how do you aro
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