Dynamic inline image (png)

[dickseacup@gmail.com]

Is there a way to generate a dynamic image, passing an array (of
arrays) to the image creation script, such that it displays along with
text on a php generated HTML page?

I either get header errors (can't modify headers already sent), or I
get the php script passing 'Array' to the image script instead of the
actual array variable/object.

How do I get dynamic, incline images to show up with surrounding text?

TIA!

[John Dunlop]

Re: Dynamic inline image (png)

dickseacup@gmai l.com wrote:
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> I either get header errors (can't modify headers already sent),[/color]

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> or I get the php script passing 'Array' to the image script instead
> of the actual array variable/object.[/color]

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php

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Jock

[Alvaro G. Vicario]

Re: Dynamic inline image (png)

*** dickseacup@gmai l.com escribió/wrote (11 Mar 2005 07:14:00 -0800):[color=blue]
> Is there a way to generate a dynamic image, passing an array (of
> arrays) to the image creation script, such that it displays along with
> text on a php generated HTML page?[/color]

If I understand what you mean, you cannot. HTML is text-only, you cannot
embed images in an HTML document (unlike MS Word or Adobe PDF). However you
can *link* external images and generate them in a different script.


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[Daniel Tryba]

Re: Dynamic inline image (png)

Alvaro G. Vicario <kAlvaroNOSPAMT HANKS@terra.es> wrote:[color=blue]
> If I understand what you mean, you cannot. HTML is text-only, you cannot
> embed images in an HTML document (unlike MS Word or Adobe PDF).[/color]

Then please don't look at the folowing URL: http://tmp.tryba.nl/inline/

That URL scheme is just 7 years old :)

[Alvaro G. Vicario]

Re: Dynamic inline image (png)

*** Daniel Tryba escribió/wrote (11 Mar 2005 22:40:22 GMT):[color=blue]
> Alvaro G. Vicario <kAlvaroNOSPAMT HANKS@terra.es> wrote:[color=green]
>> If I understand what you mean, you cannot. HTML is text-only, you cannot
>> embed images in an HTML document (unlike MS Word or Adobe PDF).[/color]
>
> Then please don't look at the folowing URL: http://tmp.tryba.nl/inline/
>
> That URL scheme is just 7 years old :)[/color]

It does not work in IE (just Mozilla) but it definitively does exist. Never
in my life will I say "you cannot" again :)


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[Daniel Tryba]

Re: Dynamic inline image (png)

Alvaro G. Vicario <kAlvaroNOSPAMT HANKS@terra.es> wrote:[color=blue][color=green]
>> That URL scheme is just 7 years old :)[/color]
>
> It does not work in IE (just Mozilla) but it definitively does exist.[/color]

We just have to wait a couple of more years for MS to update their 5
year old browser :(
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> Never in my life will I say "you cannot" again :)[/color]

It was my pleasure to teach you this :)