I don't think that's the best subject, but I'm not really sure how to phrase
it.
I'm not familiar with php's image capabilities. I've read about them a bit,
but never really used them.
I'd like to have an image that when accessed would cause php to kick in and
do a few things before sending the image along to whoever is requesting it.
Basically I'd like to keep a running tally of how many times a website is
accessing an image on my server. Which functionally speaking is identical to
a hit counter I guess.
Is it possible to have on a webpage something like <img
src="image.php?website=awebsite.com">
and then image.php takes note of the website variable, does a few things
with mysql, then passes on the image that is wanted, utilizing something
from the gd library?
Thanks,
Matt
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