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Hey guys,
I am new to PHP but have a good understanding of coding as I have done other languages for about a year now.

I did the PHP web gallery tutorial on : http://betterphp.co.uk/playlist.html?pi ... 2BCB69CCEC

But it wont work for me. It wont create a thumbnail folder or do anything on the page besides give me this:

$thumb_aspect){ // wider $new_size = array(($thumb_width / $src_size[1]) * $src_size[0],$thumb_height); $src_pos = array(($new_size[0] - $thumb_width) * ($src_size[0] / $new_size[0])) / 2, 0); }else{ // same shape $new_size = array($thumb_width, $thumb_height); $src_pos = array(0, 0); } if ($new_size[0] < 1){$new_size[0] = 1; if ($new_size{1} , 1) $new_size[1] = 1; $thumb = imagecreatetruecolor($thumb_width, $thumb_height); imagecopyresampled($thumb, $src, 0, 0, $src_pos[0], $src_pos[1], $new_size[0], $new_size[1], $src_size [0], $src_size[1]); if ($src_size['mime'} === 'image/jpeg'){ imagejpeg($thumb, "thumbs/{$_GET['img']"); }else if ($src_size['mime'] === 'image/png'){ imagepng($thumb, "thumbs/{$_GET['img']"); }else if ($src_size{'mime'] === 'image/gif'){ imagegif($thumb, "thumbs/{$_GET['img']"); } header("location: thumbs/{@_GET['img']" } die(); if (is_dir('./thumbs') === false){ mkdir('./thumbs', 0744); } $images = glob('*.{jpg,jpeg,png,gif}', GLOB_BRACE); ?>|&{$image}\*"; }else{ echo "|&{$image}\*"; } } ?> 

Please help me out here or will you send me a link to somewhere (tut or something) that could help me write a new one but properly ??

Thanx,
Josh

Can you post the code in a way that it does not go all on one line ?

It's going to be pretty hard to debug like that

Also, do you get any errors ? If the thumbnail generation is failing the error may not be visible but you should see if if you browse to the location of the image which if I remember rightly is somethign like index.php?img=file.png

If that is the code you're trying to use then no wonder it doesn't work. It's all commented out !

EcazS wrote:If that is the code you're trying to use then no wonder it doesn't work. It's all commented out !

That is the result that is given when I open the page.

If that is what you see when you open the page then your file does not have the .php extension or something is terribly wrong with your server.

EcazS wrote:If that is what you see when you open the page then your file does not have the .php extension or something is terribly wrong with your server.

It is a .php extension, I am using localhost. I've done it exactly like the tut.

post your full code