Afternoon, Luc!
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LS> Maybe this helps:
LS> $file = "/tmp/pathtoimage/image.jg"
LS> $fp = fopen($file, filesize($file));
LS> $image = fread($fp, filesize($file)); //not sure about fread function�
LS> print $image //or imagejpeg($image), I'm not sure..
No. When you echoing $image, binary data will putted into the stream.
How opening j[eg-image in notepad.exe.
You must put the header to begin of stream (header("Content-type:
text/jpeg");)
Call this script "image.php" for example and show image using this
html:
<img src=image.php>
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