Jon wrote:
This script only outputs the top level. i.e.
that script has syntax errors. ...
$arFiles = array(
array['file1'](
array(
['path] = array(
[0] = 'folder1',
[1] = 'subfolder1'
[2] = 'file1.ext'
),
['length'] = 5464,
['size'] = 8765
),
Hello
I am trying to use GD to create and manipulate images but the statement:
header (Content-type: image/jpg);
generates the error message:
The image http://localhost/gdtst2.php; cannot be displayed, because
it contains errors.
There is no error message in the ../httpd/error_log
Mike Milligan wrote:
Richard -
I tried something like that in the past. Just for Sgiggles I tried it
again.
Still doesn't work. It does go through the fwrite() process, but it
doesn't
write the $joined contents, or $joined is being reset to NULL after the
first
submit button is clicked.
Ian Johnson wrote:
I am trying to use GD to create and manipulate images but the statement:
header (Content-type: image/jpg);
generates the error message:
The image http://localhost/gdtst2.php; cannot be displayed,
because
it contains errors.
contains errors here
Hello
I am trying to use GD to create and manipulate images but the
statement:
header (Content-type: image/jpg);
generates the error message:
The image http://localhost/gdtst2.php; cannot be displayed, because
it contains errors.
There is no error message in the
On Saturday 29 January 2005 10:13, Ian Johnson wrote:
There is no error message in the ../httpd/error_log file.
That looks like the Apache error log file, which is most likely not what you
want to be looking at. You want the PHP error log, see settings in php.ini,
and check phpinfo().
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This does the same for png as well. No errors are generated when header
() is commented out or other content-types are specified
Ian Johnson
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 20:45 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote:
Ian Johnson wrote:
I am trying to use GD to create and manipulate images but the statement:
Here is one that does not throw an error but does not produce the
desired results
class dir {
var $name;
var $subdirs;
var $files;
var $num;
var $prio;
function dir($name,$num,$prio) {
$this-name = $name;
$this-num = $num;
$this-prio = $prio;
$this-files = array();
Jason Wong wrote:
On Saturday 29 January 2005 10:13, Ian Johnson wrote:
There is no error message in the ../httpd/error_log file.
That looks like the Apache error log file, which is most likely not what you
want to be looking at. You want the PHP error log, see settings in php.ini,
and check
Hi,
Are there any places that might have instructions on compiling PECL
extensions on Windows? I tried going the pear install package route,
but fileinfo is not considered stable yet.
Chris
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OK, THIS one doesn't throw a syntax error ;)
class dir {
var $name;
var $subdirs;
var $files;
var $num;
var $prio;
function dir($name,$num,$prio) {
$this-name = $name;
$this-num = $num;
$this-prio = $prio;
$this-files = array();
$this-subdirs = array();
}
On Saturday 29 January 2005 13:42, Ian Johnson wrote:
My php is configured to write error messages to the http error_log and
not to display errors.
OK.
In this case the error is displayed and not logged.
If you're referring to this ...
The image http://localhost/gdtst2.php; cannot be
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