On Sat, Apr 02, 2005 at 01:08:30PM +0200, Marek Kilimajer wrote..
If anybody (with more experience) than I thinks I am wrong...please
tell me so and most prolly go with PEARs solution, another one high
on my list is the ADODB as I remember someone else talking about it
on the list some
Is there a way to create multiple jpg thumbnails from a series of larger
originals and use all of the on-the-fly generated thumbnails in a page
(without saving any of the thumbnails to the filesystem)?
For example, I've got 5 full size jpg's in a directory, and I'd like to
list them on a page in
I've been banging my head against the wall on this one. Probably
trivial to the knowledgeable, but I'm stumped despite trying the various
sort functions as advertised on php.net.
I've got the following fields:
retailer city state telephone distance
Sample data looks like:
BLIND BROOK
I had a couple pages that had used a few 'a href' links to create a URL
like this:
http://mydomain.com/profile.php?cid=6
When you clicked the link, it went to the profile.php page, which had
the following code snippet:
foreach($_GET as $varname = $value)
$formVars[$varname] =
I'm working on a website where I'd like to display a thumbnail from a
repository of jpg's of normal (@ 800x600 px) size. Each time a user
comes to this page, I'd like to show a new thumbnail from a different
image in the repository.
Obviously I could simple resize all the jpg's to my desired
Not sure if this is just a problem with MS IE, or if there's something I
need to set in my php.ini.
I've got some large zip files sitting in a directory in my website for
my clients to download (no these aren't programs for warez but images
for the graphics industry).
One of the zip files is
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