Posted by Darkbyte [Work] on 10/10/07 11:36

> Well, you could do it with the absolute HTTP URL, i.e.:
>
> imagcreatefrompng("http://example.com/blah/foo.php");

Oh yes, I already was doing it... I just was looking for another way to
force imagecreatefrompng() to "execute" my script rather then read it...

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> A more sensible, programmatic way of doing this is to put the
> image-creation stuff from foo.php into a function in an include() file,
> and then call it from foo.php and goofy.php.

Aehm... I'm using my foo.php script in the html code:

<img src="/blah/foo.php?width=320&height=100" border="0" />

Assuming I'm going to put the stuff into a function, and assuming I'm
going to create a php script that just calls that function so I can load
the image directly from html code, how can it help me with
imagecreatefrompng()?
How could I use the function with imagecreatefrompng()?

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