class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
class.upload.php 0.31 is working on my server as I test it.
It is smart code and I see all the manipulations that can be programmed into an image that is uploaded.
My question is, can an image be uploaded, then an user is presented with the manipulation choices he/she would like to do, and then the image can be manipulated based on their input?
Thanks so much for the link to Pixidou Colin, he's done a nice interface with your code. Have you seen other people work with even more of the features you implemented, like being able to add text/labels to their photos as well? I like the reflection demo option in your own example code too. So many great things going here.
The class is a low-level tool. As such, you're expected to code your own interface atop of it, whether it is an API, or an user interface.
Maybe there are some scripts out there which can do want you need. otherwise, you can code it yourself, it is not very complicated once you get the basics running.Reply
Colin, I appreciate the advice. I am more a designer than a coder, but I am trying to learn. Learning to customize a few different parts of an existing strong code seems like a good way to learn. Pixidou was a good example of someone taking your tools and making a nice interface. I was just wondering if you had seen someone else do something like that, with some of the other variables you built. If not, that's fine, but examples are easier to learn from. It'll be nice when I've grown enough to know what it all means and be able to write my own code, but I do envy your excellent skills. Well done and thank you again!
It is smart code and I see all the manipulations that can be programmed into an image that is uploaded.
My question is, can an image be uploaded, then an user is presented with the manipulation choices he/she would like to do, and then the image can be manipulated based on their input?
Very well done code nevertheless!
~Cam
~Cam
Maybe there are some scripts out there which can do want you need. otherwise, you can code it yourself, it is not very complicated once you get the basics running.
~Cam