Quoting Steve Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been trying to upload gifs and jpgs, determine their width/height,
and display them. I am using
$size=GetImageSize($broker_logo);
$logo_w=$size[0];
$logo_h=$size[1];
and storing in a database, but am getting wrong values which distort
Hi Matt.
Was thinking of that, but I am storing H and W now, and would have to alter
the db tables...but might be worth it!
steve
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Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 16:46:43 +
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Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: php image size
Quoting Steve Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Matt.
Was thinking of that, but I am storing H and W now, and would have to alter
the db tables...but might be worth it!
Steve,
The only other thing I can think of would be to check your code and make sure
that you're not writing the height variable
Steve Miller wrote:
Actually, I already made (and corrected) that mistake!
Must be something obvious, but I don't see it. Last gif I uploaded was
w=242
h=50
but what was stored in the db was
w=127
h=50
???
steve
What's the datatype for the width column? Some datatypes will only
store up to
Jon Haworth wrote:
Hi Steve,
[...] storing in a database, but am getting wrong values
which distort the image (usually width too small).
Check which column type you're using in your database - if it's a tinyint in
MySQL, for example, anything over 127 won't be stored correctly (unsigned
