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  1. The only problem I have now is that the imagerectangle() function needs two x , y values.
  2. [!--quoteo(post=384149:date=Jun 15 2006, 12:31 PM:name=Barand)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(Barand @ Jun 15 2006, 12:31 PM) [snapback]384149[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] imagerectangle() [/quote] I found the command, but I wasn't sure of some way to physically click on the image and make the rectangle. Maybe with javascript
  3. Thanks I got that both of those working. I had to set the script to save the newly cropped images before making them transparent, because it would crash the server if I tried to crop and make them transparent in one action. Guess since the files are so big. I do have another question. Do you happen to know if there is anyway to draw a box on the image and save it. It would be used to highlight an area...would be a nice feature, but I can do that manually if it can't be done. After cropping 230 of these manaully last week (in powerpoint - 70 slides) I would like to make as much of the process automated as I can. Since we are going to be using this process on all new jobs :(
  4. I want to make a simple counter loop that will start at 0001 and will not stop till the loop is done getting records from an XML file. I am working out the XML parsering loop now, but if someone could assist me with a sample of how I could get a counter to start with 0001. It is going to be names for images image0001.jpg, etc. Thanks
  5. I got that installed and it worked great. Thanks Now is their some way I could make the image transparent? I want to display two images that will be cropped using the above tool and then have a third one that will be the two images on top of each other with one being transparent. Thanks
  6. Thanks. Do I need to install something special to get this to work? I am getting this error... [code] Fatal error: Call to undefined function: imagecreatefromjpeg() in /home/holderc/public_html/resizer/crop.php on line 6 [/code]
  7. I want to make a program that will be able to take an image file and crop a square at a given coordinate value (X,Y). I would tell it the X,Y and the size of the crop ie. 350x350. The X,Y would be the center of the newly created image. I'm sure this can be done but I get a little lost when looking at all the different documents on how to go about doing this. Hopefully someone here can help me out. Thanks for you help
  8. I have a page I would like to be closed at certain times of the day. Like only allow people to view this durning business hours. I was thinking something that would go like this: IF Time (is greater than) closetime (then) But I would need to figure out how to pull time from the server and make sure it is correct, etc. I would either set-up a header redirect for the (then) or just set something like closed = true and make some more IFs disabling links. This is an dynamic site that has different businesses listed on it (just an fyi). I don't think Ill need help making this work with the site...I just need to know how to use real time. Thanks
  9. I have info stored in an XML file and I want to parse it to a dynamic page (page.php?id={id}) XML file is setup like <category id="something" name="name" address="bahh"...etc> <category id="something" name="name" address="bahh"...etc> <category id="something" name="name" address="bahh"...etc> I don't want the data to be put into a table (like most XML stuff seems to do). I think I know how to get all this to work I just need help getting the dynamic part of the page to work. I am guessing I am going to need some type of if statement, but I don't know where to start. (if anyone knows of a good web site/tutorial on this that would be great.) Thanks in advance
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