No,no. I just want to display distant images on my site (from another
site). But, in order to not crash my look, just before display the image
I want to evaluate its size. If it is too large I put a width attribute
in the tag.
I want to do that:
$imgWidth = getWidth("www.toto.com/image.gif");
if($imgWidth > 400)
echo "";
else
echo "";
I just want to know if it is possible to do the getWidth() function
without download the image on the server.
Lokesh Setia wrote:
I dont believe that such a function would already exist. If saving
network bandwidth is your aim, you can open an HTTP connection yourself,
read only the first 10 bytes, and close the connection. The first six
bytes of an GIF image is always 'GIF87a' or 'GIF89a'. Then comes the
width as a 16-bit integer (LSB first), and then the height, also as a
16-bit integer.
see details of the format here:
http://www.daubnet.com/formats/GIF.html
hth
loki#
Fragmonster wrote:
Hi,
I want to resize an image from an URL if it is too large. Is there a
way to know the size (width and height) of an image from an url
without download it?
For exemple: getWidth(http://www.toto.com/imlage.gif)
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