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| Bug #2832 | GD always outputs PNG | ||
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| Submitted: | 2004-11-25 23:21 UTC | ||
| From: | oliver at burtchen dot com | Assigned: | nosey |
| Status: | Closed | Package: | Image_Graph |
| PHP Version: | 5.0.2 | OS: | |
| Roadmaps: | (Not assigned) | ||
[2004-11-25 23:21 UTC] oliver at burtchen dot com
Description:
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Using Image_Graph-0.3.0dev2-pre:
The GD-driver always outputs PNG to the browser, if you don't set a file name. The only way to get JPG-output is to set a filename ending with '.jpg', even if you don't need the file.
Comments
[2004-11-26 07:19 UTC] pear dot nosey at veggerby dot dk
True it does, I'll add an option, so that you can specify output format, i.e. something like:
$Graph->done(array('output' => 'jpg'));
[2004-11-26 16:22 UTC] oliver at burtchen dot com
Well, thanks for your reply. I saw in CVS (driver.php) there is a $param['format'] for the driver-factory methode to distinguish between PNG and JPG. But it's not used by GD at the end. So what's with it?
Second I saw a typo in gd.php where
function done($param = false)
{
parent::done($param);
if (($param === false) or (!isset($param['filename']))) {
$output = 'png';
if (($param !== false) and (isset($param['output']))) {
-----> $outout = $param['output'];
}
should be
-----> $output = $param['output'];
Third, I like Image_Graph very much!!! ;-)