Hello,

I did just as you stated. No luck.

I grabbed the file from windows and mac (.ttf) checked the path, tried a few
variations, and made sure the $options array had the values set before
passing to the function.

I want to say its a path issue, but I've tried both relative and absolute paths.

Any ideas?

- Ben

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Find a ttf file, any ttf file(if your using windows, take a look in your control panel->fonts folder

Upload it to the server and put it somewhere readable by your web program.

Set the options appropriately, ie:

|// Set CAPTCHA options (font must exist!)
$options = array(
   'font_size' => 24,
   'font_path' => './',
   'font_file' => 'COUR.TTF'
);

Where font_path is the full path to your font file
and font_file is your font file(make sure case matches!)

Make sure to pass your options to the functions that require them.


A little prayer couldn't hurt. :-)

(Captcha images are a royal PITA due to the font issues, ability to write to the correct directory, and whether or not you have GD or freetype or ImageMagick or whatever they want installed)



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