instead of
$fn=fopen($filename,"rb");
while(!feof($fn)) {
echo fread($fn, 4096);
}
use
readfile($filename);
BB wrote:
>$filename = "your/file.gif";
>header("Content-Type: image/gif");
>header("Content-length:".filesize($filename));
>$fn=fopen($filename,"rb");
>while(!feof($fn)) {
> echo fread($fn, 4096);
>}
>
>in fopen( , "");
>the b denotes to read as binary and is only nessecary on a windows system
>
>"Jj Harrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>>I am making a stats program.
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>>When the nessicary include file is included it does a reverse-DNS lookup
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>to
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>>find the remote host's DNS name. The problem with this is that is seems
>>slow(at least on my test server with a DSL connection). I thought the best
>>way to speed things up would be putting the entire script into a file and
>>then using <img src="stats.php"> within the page. The problem is that I
>>don't know how to output the image with PHP.
>>
>>The image would not be dynamic just a file on the server.
>>
>>I would appreciate peoples comments or other suggestions
>>
>>JJ Harrison
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>www.tececo.com
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