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[hareldo]

hi,
i wrote a code that open a picture and store it in a string.
then its save the base_64 of this string in a jpeg file and then i can
show this picture.
but i want to show this picture without save it.
how can i do this??*

[Luuk]

hareldo schreef:

hi,
i wrote a code that open a picture and store it in a string.
then its save the base_64 of this string in a jpeg file and then i can
show this picture.
but i want to show this picture without save it.
how can i do this??

http://www.phpjabbers.com/ask15-disp...-a-script.html

(i whish to express my thanks to Google..)

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[Jerry Stuckle]

hareldo wrote:

hi,
i wrote a code that open a picture and store it in a string.
then its save the base_64 of this string in a jpeg file and then i can
show this picture.
but i want to show this picture without save it.
how can i do this??

First of all, a jpeg is not base_64 encoded. You may give the file a
..jpeg extension, but it is not a jpeg file.

You need to have an <img...statement in your HTML, and instead of
loading the image directly you need to call a PHP script. The script
will then create the image and display it, (with the correct content
type set in the header).

http://www.google.com/search?q=php+image&btnG=Search

Should get you started on some tutorials on how to use the gd functions.
See especially the third one down (from zend). A little verbose with
too few examples, imho, but quite detailed and accurate.

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[hareldo]

First of all, a jpeg is not base_64 encoded. *You may give the file a
.jpeg extension, but it is not a jpeg file.

You need to have an <img...statement in your HTML, and instead of
loading the image directly you need to call a PHP script. The script
will then create the image and display it, (with the correct content
type set in the header).

http://www.google.com/search?q=php+image&btnG=Search

Should get you started on some tutorials on how to use the gd functions.
* See especially the third one down (from zend). *A little verbose with
too few examples, imho, but quite detailed and accurate.

i think its base_64 because when i do base_64 and save it in a jpeg
file in the server,its save it successful and after this i can see it.

[hareldo]

when i use the imageJpeg function,like this:

imageJpeg($im,"aa.jpg",100;
the im var is store the image,its save it successful with the name
aa.jpg in my server.but when i use when the second parameter is
null,it suppose to show it,but instead of its just write it and i dont
see any picture.*

[Jerry Stuckle]

hareldo wrote:

when i use the imageJpeg function,like this:

imageJpeg($im,"aa.jpg",100;
the im var is store the image,its save it successful with the name
aa.jpg in my server.but when i use when the second parameter is
null,it suppose to show it,but instead of its just write it and i dont
see any picture.

Please see the links I pointed you to.

You cannot just output an image in the middle of an html page, and the
links explain all how to do it.

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