Why not put them into an array then look at array functions such
as unique checking etc...
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On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, John Fishworld wrote:
Hi,
I've got some variable
Hi,
Maybe you can do something like this (if you have access to GD on the
server):
?
$str_image = my_function_to_read_image_from_db($_GET['id']);
$im_old = imagecreatefromstring($str_image);
$im_new = imagecreatetruecolor($_GET['width'], $_GET['height']);
imagecopyresampled($im_new, $im_old, 0,
Why would it be quicker on the client-side? I would think you'd go with the
first option. That way the layout of your web page is maintained while the
image downloads.
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Do not want
img src=getdata.php?id=3 width=100 height=100
WHat I want
img
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|Why would it be quicker on the client-side? I would think
|you'd go with the first option. That way the layout of your
|web page is maintained while the image downloads.
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|Do not want
|img src=getdata.php?id=3
download of a modem...
Prefer if server has the load...
Steve
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|Why would it be quicker
id 3 from the database. What I really want is to state width
is 100 and height is 100 for example so I do not have to downlaod the
entire
picture and specify the width and height as part of the image:
Do not want
img src=getdata.php?id=3 width=100 height=100
What load are you talking about? This is just an issue of telling the web
browser the image's dimensions. It's not like the image is being processed
to convert it to that image size.
Au contraire.
If you have an image named 'huge.jpg' at 1 x 1, and you ask a 386
computer to:
IMG
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