Hi,
i got a problem with the gd library at my isp's server.

I've got the following script, to put a string on a image:

<?PHP
header ("Content-type: image/png");

$gd_text = $_GET['stadt'];
$font =  "/home/stadt-internetde/public_html/bilder/ariblk.ttf";
//"ariblk.ttf"; ;

$x = imagettfbbox (23, 0, $font, $_GET['stadt']);

if((154 + ($x['2']-$x['0'])+12) < 281) $breite = 281; else $breite = 154 +
($x['2']-$x['0']+12);

$im = ImageCreate($breite ,173);
$im2 = ImageCreateFromJPEG("logo.jpg");

$orange = ImageColorAllocate ($im, 220, 167, 23);
$blau = ImageColorAllocate ($im, 51, 102, 153);
$bgc = ImageColorAllocate ($im, 255, 255, 255);
ImageFilledRectangle ($im, 0, 0, ImageSX($im), ImageSY($im), $bgc);

ImageCopyResized($im, $im2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 281, 173, ImageSX($im2),
ImageSY($im2));


//border -----
$test = ImageTTFText ($im, 23, 0, 154, 58, $blau,   $font,  $gd_text);
$test = ImageTTFText ($im, 23, 0, 154, 56, $blau,   $font,  $gd_text);
$test = ImageTTFText ($im, 23, 0, 156, 56, $blau,   $font,  $gd_text);
$test = ImageTTFText ($im, 23, 0, 156, 58, $blau,   $font,  $gd_text);
//text --------
$test = ImageTTFText ($im, 23, 0, 155, 57, $orange, $font,  $gd_text);

ImageColorTransparent($im , $bgc);
ImagePNG ($im);
ImageDestroy($im);
?>

On my localhost, everything works fine, but on the internetserver, the
created image is very ugly!
On the internet-server i got gd-version 2.0 or  higher, so i tried to change
    $im = ImageCreate($breite ,173);
to
    $im = ImageCreateTrueColor($breite ,173);

but when I use ImageCreateTrueColor the transparency is gone and the image
is still ugly!

Phpinfo shows:
gd support                            enabled
gd version                            2.0 or higher
Freetype support                enabled
Freetype linkage                with Freetype
JPG support                        enabled
PNG support                    enabled
wbmp support                    enabled

Anyone got an idea for me?

mfg.
Harry Wiens

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