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digi duck

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Hi

 

I have a script that lets users pick an image and add text to it  using this php script:

 

<?php
header("Content-type: image/jpeg");

$name = stripslashes($_GET['name']);

$size = stripslashes($_GET['size']);

$centre = stripslashes($_GET['centre']);

$font = 'images/sig_maker/fonts/'.stripslashes($_GET['font']).'.ttf';

$fontcolor['r'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_r']); // font color - RED

$fontcolor['g'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_g']); // font color - GREEN

$fontcolor['b'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_b']); // font color - BLUE

$lines = stripslashes($_GET['lines']);

function arrow($im, $x1, $y1, $x2, $y2, $alength, $awidth, $color){
///

}

if(is_numeric($_GET['color']) && $_GET['color'] >= '1' && $_GET['color'] <= '54')
{
    $bgpic = 'images/sig_maker/' . $_GET['color'] . '.jpeg';
}


$im = imagecreatefromjpeg($bgpic);

//Calculate, the centre:

for(;{

list($image_width, $image_height) = getimagesize($bgpic);
list($left_x, , $right_x) = imagettfbbox($size, 0, $font, $name);
$text_width = $right_x - $left_x;
if($image_width > $text_width+5){

break;

}

$size = $size - .5;
if($size == 1){
die('Script not responding to decreasing font size, in other words: try using less letters.');
}

}
$hpadding = ($image_width - $text_width)/2;
$vpadding = ($image_height/2);

$textcolor = imagecolorresolve($im, $fontcolor['r'], $fontcolor['g'], $fontcolor['b']);
if($centre== 'y'){

imagettftext($im, $size, 0, $hpadding,$vpadding, $textcolor, $font, $name);

}else{

imagettftext($im, $size, $angle, $x, $y, $textcolor, $font, $name);

}

imagegif($im);
imagedestroy($im);
?>

 

 

This works fine, however I want to automatically save each image that is created to a Mysql table and show the last 5 images created. I dont want to keep the images stored in the Mysql forever, just until 5 new sigs have been created.

 

I have very basic knowledge of php and no knowledge of Mysql except a few tutorials i have read.

 

So far i have created a table called sig and have fields in it that the image uses (i.e. $name, $font, $size etc and an ID field with increment set to 0??? and also primary?) I did this because when you create an image the url looks like this...

 

http://gamesigs.co.uk/testgenerator.php?color=25&name=your+text+here&centre=y&x=2&y=30&angle=0&font=unreal&size=25&select=255%2C255%2C255&color_r=255&color_g=255&color_b=255&submit=Create+My+Sig%21

 

and i thought if i could save these variables when a user submits the form it could work. Any way I'm completely clueless

 

By the way if you want to see my site here's the address: www.gamesigs.co.uk

 

PLEASE HELP!!!

Digi.

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ok i have had an attempt but it aint worked. can you tell me why?

 

<?php
$user="joshuacottom_db";
$password=" ";
$database="joshuacottom_db";

$color=$_POST['color'];
$name=$_POST['name'];
$centre=$_POST['centre'];
$size=$_POST['size'];
$x=$_POST['x'];
$y=$_POST['y'];
$angle=$_POST['angle'];
$font=$_POST['font'];
$color_r=$_POST['color_r'];
$color_g=$_POST['color_g'];
$color_b=$_POST['color_b'];

mysql_connect('db4.awardspace.com','joshuacottom_db',' ';
@mysql_select_db($database) or die( "Unable to select database");

$query = "INSERT INTO sig VALUES ('','color','$name','$centre','$size','$x','$y','$angle','$font','','$color_r','$color_g','$color_b')";
mysql_query($query);

mysql_close();

//End of database stuff

header("Content-type: image/jpeg");

$name = stripslashes($_GET['name']);

$size = stripslashes($_GET['size']);

$centre = stripslashes($_GET['centre']);

$font = 'images/sig_maker/fonts/'.stripslashes($_GET['font']).'.ttf';

$fontcolor['r'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_r']); // font color - RED

$fontcolor['g'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_g']); // font color - GREEN

$fontcolor['b'] = stripslashes($_GET['color_b']); // font color - BLUE

$lines = stripslashes($_GET['lines']);

function arrow($im, $x1, $y1, $x2, $y2, $alength, $awidth, $color){
///

}

if(is_numeric($_GET['color']) && $_GET['color'] >= '1' && $_GET['color'] <= '54')
{
    $bgpic = 'images/sig_maker/' . $_GET['color'] . '.jpeg';
}


$im = imagecreatefromjpeg($bgpic);

//Calculate, the centre:

for(;{

list($image_width, $image_height) = getimagesize($bgpic);
list($left_x, , $right_x) = imagettfbbox($size, 0, $font, $name);
$text_width = $right_x - $left_x;
if($image_width > $text_width+5){

break;

}

$size = $size - .5;
if($size == 1){
die('Script not responding to decreasing font size, in other words: try using less letters.');
}

}
$hpadding = ($image_width - $text_width)/2;
$vpadding = ($image_height/2);

$textcolor = imagecolorresolve($im, $fontcolor['r'], $fontcolor['g'], $fontcolor['b']);
if($centre== 'y'){

imagettftext($im, $size, 0, $hpadding,$vpadding, $textcolor, $font, $name);

}else{

imagettftext($im, $size, $angle, $x, $y, $textcolor, $font, $name);

}

imagegif($im);
imagedestroy($im);

//show info

$username="joshuacottom_db";
$password=" ";
$database="joshuacottom_db";

mysql_connect('db4.awardspace.com','joshuacottom_db',' ');
@mysql_select_db($database) or die( "Unable to select database");
$query="SELECT * FROM sig";
$result=mysql_query($query);

$num=mysql_numrows($result);

mysql_close();

echo "<b><center>Last Signature</center></b><br><br>";

$i=0;
while ($i < $num) {
?>
<imgsrc="http://gamesigs.co.uk/testcreation.php?<? echo" $color=mysql_result($result,$i,"color");&$name=mysql_result($result,$i,"name");&$centre=mysql_result($result,$i,"centre");&$size=mysql_result($result,$i,"size");&$x=mysql_result($result,$i,"x");&$y=mysql_result($result,$i,"y");&$angle=mysql_result($result,$i,"angle");&$font=mysql_result($result,$i,"font");&$color_r=mysql_result($result,$i,"color_r");&$color_g=mysql_result($result,$i,"color_g");&$color_b=mysql_result($result,$i,"color_b")";?>" alt="the last sig created"

<?
$i++;
}
mysql_close();
?>

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