Martin you really save my ass!!
imagecopyresampled() is what I need.
It is 3 times slower but how cares, I run it in a local server.
Thank you vary much!
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Γατσής Νίκος - Gatsis Nikos
Web developer
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Martin you really save my ass!!
imagecopyresampled() is what I need.
It is 3 times slower but how cares, I run it in a local server.
Thank you vary much!
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Γατσής Νίκος - Gatsis Nikos
Web developer
tel.: 2108256721 - 2108256722
fax: 2108256712
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello everybody!
I am very much a newbie in PHP, but enjoying the learning process. Here and
there I get tangled in the logic of certain problems. Anyway, I have a
database about interns and this database has multi-tables told data of
interns, for example personal information, education
Hi all.
In the code bellow you'll find an easy to use example of mail().
I know it's very simple but the question is: How can I erase the values held
in $_REQUEST such that when I press F5 or I click Reload there are no
messages sent again?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Hi all.
In the code bellow you'll find an easy to use example of mail().
I know it's very simple but the question is: How can I erase the
values held in $_REQUEST such that when I press F5 or I click Reload
there are no messages sent again?
Thanks a lot for your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have some php scripts that i have to run automatically at 5.00am (on Windows platform). I am using MySql.
I've tried using Scheduled Task and Cron, and i converted the extension files to .bat format. But always error on functions
Renzo Clavijo wrote:
?php
if(isset($_REQUEST['send_mail'])){
mail($_REQUEST['address_mail'],$_REQUEST['subject']
$_REQUEST['message']);
}
I would try something like this:
if(isset($_REQUEST['send_mail']))
{
mail($_REQUEST['address_mail'],$_REQUEST['subject']
benmoreassynt wrote:
I would try something like this:
if(isset($_REQUEST['send_mail']))
{
mail($_REQUEST['address_mail'],$_REQUEST['subject']
$_REQUEST['message']);
unset($_REQUEST);
}
As a follow up, if you want to use that in a public environment,
I want to read the results of an URL address, to later process it and
insert part of them as internal code.
If I use include or require, they inserts ALL the resulting code, but I
want to do something like:
blah, blah, blah
?php
$result_webpage =
J. Alejandro Ceballos Z. -JOAL- wrote:
I want to read the results of an URL address, to later process it and
insert part of them as internal code.
If I use include or require, they inserts ALL the resulting code, but I
want to do something like:
blah, blah, blah
?php
$result_webpage
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