Posted by bizt on 07/31/06 12:40

> ImageJPEG($thumb, $new_name);

How does this work? Will this create the new thumbnail even if the file
doesnt already exist? Its just Im getting the following error:

Warning: imagejpeg(): Unable to open 'thumbs/image12.jpg' for writing
in /home/martyn69/public_html/photos/photos/thumb.php on line 55


Note: I have changed the $new_name to tie up with my 'id' field of the
table that the image filenames are stored.

However, when I do the following:


header ("Content-type: image/jpeg");
ImageJPEG ($thumb);


... it does output the resized image but ofcourse does not create the
file. I would like the option of creating the file as this will surely
reduce server processing (and faster pages). Does something need
configured on the server (to allow write/read etc - the 'thumb' folder
permissions are set to 777) or is my understanding of this incorrect?
Thanks

Burnsy

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