How to Use the PHP Function Imagesx
The php function imagesx allows you to work with image files (gif, png, jpg, bmp, tiff and wbmp) as well as print output to a browser. The function can be used to create a new image from scratch or to alter an existing one, set colours ("colors" in different variants of English) of the image background or text, draw lines and set their thickness.
This article will show you how to use the php function imagesx in a simple way. Using this function you will be able to display an image on your website and make it look nice.
First, we will create a simple HTML form with an option for users to choose a file from their system and an "UPLOAD" button. Then we will connect the database and insert the submitted data into the database.
In this article you will learn how to use a powerful and flexible php function to upload a file to your server directory. This method will allow you to save on database space and speed up the loading of your web pages.
Unlike the getimagesize() functions that return a limited set of properties, exif_read_data() reads metadata stored in the header of digital images (JPEG and TIFF). This is important for things such as identifying your images, reading the author's name, the copyright information and other details associated with your files. The function works with both GIF and JPEG images, and requires that you have GD installed.