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  1. OK, that I understood. However, when I loaded the page, no error was given and a new image was chosen.
  2. Sorry, with my very limited PHP skills, I haven't found a way of doing that yet.
  3. I have no idea why it doesn't load and, yes, there are lots of images, but it shouldn't take forever for generating a random number and find a related image.
  4. I am trying to figure out how to make sure that all images that I want to form a multi-part signature for a forum actually load and display. Is there a way of doing this? This code wasn't written by me, but I did modify it slightly, to suit my purposes. It randomly picks an image to send to my signature and the sig loads a few other small images to box it in, however, the majority of the time the random image does not display. All of the other images do, so what can I do to ensure all images display? This code is called in an HTML <IMG> tag. <?php srand((double)microtime()*1000000); //random number seed $num = rand(16, 200); //random number generation range $img = imagecreatefrompng("$num.png"); //make an image variable from a png image $color = ImageColorAllocate($img, 255, 214, 12); //define a color for the text // imagestring($img, 2, 7, 92, "text if I want it", $color); // position the text header('content-type: image/png'); //tells the browser that it's receiving a png image imagepng($img); //deliver the final png image imagedestroy($img); //memory cleanup ?>
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