Ave!
I have a problem with imagestring() function. It is supposed to put a
string onto an image. The problem is, it's working has been silently
changed, and I don't know when or why, or how I can get the old
behaviour back.
I'm trying to put an ISO 8859-2 string onto the image, but I get an ISO
8859-1 string instead. There is no way of using other encodings in
imagestring().
THERE IS NO MENTION OF A CHARSET, OR AN ENCODING, OR A CODE PAGE IN THE
IMAGESTRING() DOCUMENTATION.
I have lots of image-manipulating scripts which I have to move from an
old server to newer one. The old server is running PHP 4.4.2, the new
one - PHP 5.2.0, both with GD 2.0 or higher. On the old server the
strings are put in ISO 8859-2, on the new one the same code puts ISO
8859-1 strings.
You can see the problem at the following URLs:
old server: http://www.traxelektronik.pl/gdtest.php3
new server: http://neptun.traxelektronik.pl/~psulecki/gdtest.php3
You can see the source of the scripts if you change the extension above
to .phps.
I know I can use TrueType fonts. Fixing all my scripts to work with
TrueType would require quite a lot of work, however. I'd rather add some
config parameters to the server.
Regards,
Piotr Sulecki.
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