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Posted by Krustov on 10/01/07 21:16
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<dino d.>
<Mon, 01 Oct 2007 13:50:54 -0700>
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> > The 'stream' is where your going wrong .
> >
> > The end result your looking for is just a normal .jpg image with a
> > suitable image map matched to it .
> >
> > The end result .jpg and image map being generated via your genimage.php
> > script .
>
> so you're suggesting saving this to a file, then referencing the file,
> rather than referencing a script?
>
Only if you intend to reuse the generated image , A image generated by
GD doesnt need to be saved to a file .
Either way , You need to process and create everything before using the
<img> tag to display the .jpg image .
You also need to do everything in a logical step by step fashion .
Step one in your learning curve is how to find out the (width) of the
text thats passed via GET .
Step two is generating the oval images from the above widths .
Step three is putting the text into the center of the oval .
Step four is counting up the 3 widths to create blank image .
Step five is pasting the 3 oval image onto the blank image .
No point going any further until you can do all the above .
Typing the following string into google would be aq good start .
php tutorial find the text width of a string
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