Hey all,
Another question for you.
I have a script that reads in a row from my db into an image object
which i defined. It then takes that image and generates a thumbnail by
using an output buffer and writes the thumbnail to a new entry in the
database. Finally it prints the new image to the screen via this
method:
header("Content-type: ".$image->GetFileType()) ;
header("Content-length: ".$this->GetFileSize()) ;
echo $this->GetImageConten t();
where GetImageContent returns the binary data contained in the image.
This all seems to work, but when it hits the first header line
header("Content-type: ".$image->GetFileType()) ;
it adds a second entry into the database. Basically im ending up with 2
identical records.
Ive been trying to figure out how to work around this, and the only
thing i could think of was that because im calling to header the script
is getting executed twice. No where in my print function so i have a
call to save so my question i suppose is, is it possible for a script
to execute a second time because of a call to header? 2 1201
Areric wrote: Hey all,
Another question for you.
I have a script that reads in a row from my db into an image object which i defined. It then takes that image and generates a thumbnail by using an output buffer and writes the thumbnail to a new entry in the database. Finally it prints the new image to the screen via this method:
header("Content-type: ".$image->GetFileType()) ; header("Content-length: ".$this->GetFileSize()) ; echo $this->GetImageConten t();
where GetImageContent returns the binary data contained in the image.
This all seems to work, but when it hits the first header line header("Content-type: ".$image->GetFileType()) ;
it adds a second entry into the database. Basically im ending up with 2 identical records.
Ive been trying to figure out how to work around this, and the only thing i could think of was that because im calling to header the script is getting executed twice. No where in my print function so i have a call to save so my question i suppose is, is it possible for a script to execute a second time because of a call to header?
So, what does your GetFileType() function do?
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just returns $this->mFileType; where mFileType is a string value along
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