Try something like this:


$size = getimagesize ("path_to_original_image");
$mini = imagecreatetruecolor(100,100);
$orig = imagecreatefromjpeg ("path_to_original_image");
...

Hi,

Whats so bad in displaying the form again? If a input field is empty, you just give it a value like value="Please fill out this field". I think most sites do it like that, and message boxes...

Maybe your desktop firewall is blocking cookies?




Michael

Where exactly lies the problem?

I personaly would start by going to the public library and check what books they have on the subject. You can save a lot of money that way, since IT-books are expensive. Books are the best way to get...

Is this a creation of your own? Because I haven't seen it yet.






Michael

What does the action attribute of the form - tag say?



Michael

You can pass variables in a hyperlink like that:

h**p://www.something.com?var1=set&var2=unset etc...


In the target of the hyperlink you can get the variables with the $_GET variable, for...

You could use MySQL to count the votes, or, easier and if you don't have too many websites the users can choose from, you could just put them in a txt-file. The percentage-thing is just simple...

I think the OT mentioned php, but hey, we are talking, and he isn't even responding.




Michael

For the client, it's no difference whether the script is parsed on the server (php) or runs on the client (JavaScript).



Michael

I guess that's the problem, try:

fputs($fp, $_POST["mail"];




I don't think you need this, but where's the ?> ?

1st of all I can't find your <form action="..." method="post"> tag in your code?

Here you should find the infos you need:

http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/phptutorial2.shtml




Michael

What if JavaScript is disabled?

@cheesywan

You can find your answer in probably every PHP-tutorial. If you send your form with the <form action="script.php" method="post"> tab, then you'll get...