Hi Ash,
Thanks for your suggestion. I think this is where my confusion is. I
understand how to use imagecolorallocatealpha() to for example create a 50%
transparant colour, and apply it to a new rectangle for example.
I dont understand how to "apply" it to a new source image, for example
$src = i
Hey tedd,
Sorry bout that.. here you go.
http://designdrumm.com/upload_images_test.zip
Karl
On May 13, 2010, at 9:06 AM, tedd wrote:
At 6:40 PM -0500 5/12/10, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Hi Alex,
I have a php file I made just a few months ago.
It takes a gif, jpeg or png of any size and sizes i
At 6:40 PM -0500 5/12/10, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Hi Alex,
I have a php file I made just a few months ago.
It takes a gif, jpeg or png of any size and sizes it proportionately
to a specified size and then outputs a png.
If the image is a transparent png or transparent gif, it will still
hold th
On Thu, 2010-05-13 at 00:12 +0100, Alex Davies wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to import a PNG image from disk, place it on top of a
> transparant image created in GD and output it to the browser. In the case of
> a low opacity setting, I would expect to see the background colour from the
> HTML pag
Hi Alex,
I have a php file I made just a few months ago.
It takes a gif, jpeg or png of any size and sizes it proportionately
to a specified size and then outputs a png.
If the image is a transparent png or transparent gif, it will still
hold the transparency.
This is just a test page and it t
Hi,
I am trying to import a PNG image from disk, place it on top of a
transparant image created in GD and output it to the browser. In the case of
a low opacity setting, I would expect to see the background colour from the
HTML page.
If I set the opacity to 0, everything works - I end up with a t
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