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  • Prince of Code
    #1

    phpinfo() - How does it generates PHP Logo

    Hi All,

    I wonder how the function phpinfo() draws the image of phplogo as an
    Image. When I viewed source, Its more strange It shows like this
    <img border="0"
    src="/test.php?=PHPE9 568F34-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42" alt="PHP Logo"
    />

    What does this means ?

    Anybody out there to solve my curiosity ?


    Thx in Advance

    Regards

    Prince

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    • Chung Leong
      #2
      Re: phpinfo() - How does it generates PHP Logo

      Prince of Code wrote:
      Hi All,
      >
      I wonder how the function phpinfo() draws the image of phplogo as an
      Image. When I viewed source, Its more strange It shows like this
      <img border="0"
      src="/test.php?=PHPE9 568F34-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42" alt="PHP Logo"
      />
      >
      What does this means ?
      >
      Anybody out there to solve my curiosity ?
      The PHP and Zend logos are compiled into the interpreter. When it sees
      the special ids it outputs the image.

      You'd find them in main/logos.h in the source package. The static char
      arrays are binary data of gif files. Besides the PHP and Zend logos,
      there's also a picture of a dog.

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        • ZeldorBlat
          #3
          Re: phpinfo() - How does it generates PHP Logo


          Chung Leong wrote:
          Prince of Code wrote:
          Hi All,

          I wonder how the function phpinfo() draws the image of phplogo as an
          Image. When I viewed source, Its more strange It shows like this
          <img border="0"
          src="/test.php?=PHPE9 568F34-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42" alt="PHP Logo"
          />

          What does this means ?

          Anybody out there to solve my curiosity ?
          >
          The PHP and Zend logos are compiled into the interpreter. When it sees
          the special ids it outputs the image.
          >
          You'd find them in main/logos.h in the source package. The static char
          arrays are binary data of gif files. Besides the PHP and Zend logos,
          there's also a picture of a dog.
          You can get to those easily using php_logo_guid() and zend_logo_guid( ):
          <http://www.php.net/php_logo_guid>
          <http://www.php.net/zend_logo_guid>

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            • Prince of Code
              #4
              Re: phpinfo() - How does it generates PHP Logo

              Chung Leong wrote:
              Prince of Code wrote:
              Hi All,

              I wonder how the function phpinfo() draws the image of phplogo as an
              Image. When I viewed source, Its more strange It shows like this
              <img border="0"
              src="/test.php?=PHPE9 568F34-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42" alt="PHP Logo"
              />

              What does this means ?

              Anybody out there to solve my curiosity ?
              >
              The PHP and Zend logos are compiled into the interpreter. When it sees
              the special ids it outputs the image.
              >
              You'd find them in main/logos.h in the source package. The static char
              arrays are binary data of gif files. Besides the PHP and Zend logos,
              there's also a picture of a dog.
              Amazing to hear. Thx for this great sharing.

              Regards
              Prince

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