At 26.03.2002 23:56, you wrote:
>
>Here's the situation.
>
>I run the website for a macintosh user folding@home team.
>
>We are providing certificates for users who have done a signifigant amount
>of work for the team.
>
>I have jpeg templates and I'm using ImageTTFBBox and ImageTTFText to write
>the username of the user on the certificate.
>
>Some of the more "artistic" mac users have noticed some pixelation on the
>text.
>I'm looking for a way to clean that up.
>
>Is there a way to use Postscript fonts with php?
>I looked at the ImageMagik php extension, and it looks like it is still
>quite early in development.
Yes there is
$font=imagepsloadfont("HVB.PFB"); /* Helvetica */
$font=imagepsloadfont("HVB.PFB"); /* Helvetica */
// Attention I had to load the font twice to get it run, donīt know if
// itīs necessary to do this today
/* A case around the text to get correct center alignment */
$coord=ImagePSBBox($str,$font,$f_size,$spacing,$tightness,$angle);
/* claculate center*/
for($i=4;$i<4;$i++)
{
echo "$i=$coord[$i]\n";
}
$xpos= ($piclen - $coord[2]) / 2;
//floor($xpos);
$ypos= ($pic_h - $f_size) / 2 + $f_size ;
//floor($ypos);
ImagePSText($im,$str,$font,$f_size,$foreground,$background,$xpos,$ypos
- 2,$spacing,$tightness,$angle,$aalias);
>I haven't used ImageMagik much, but would an exec() call to the real
>ImageMagick and then have php display what it does be a solution to this?
>(yes- I know exec() isn't as good as pure php but hey-)
>
>If you want to see it for yourself, look at the images produced by the
>usernames with links at http://macaddict4life.dhs.org/walloffame.php
>
>The source to the image generation is at
>http://macaddict4life.dhs.org/Certs/certificate.phps
>
>I'm currently using php 4.1.2 with GD-2 and FreeType 2 support (x86 Linux
>Apache DSO)
>-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>Different matter, is there a way to pass the username to the php script
>from a hyperlink w/o needing a ?name=blah in the link?
>
>It would be cool if the script could just end in .jpeg opposed to
>.jpeg?name=blah
>(in that directory apache handled .jpeg as if it was .php)
Iīm not shure, but this is not possible, just a directory.
Try it with a .htacess in your path.
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