Richard Lynch wrote:
Oooop!
Hit Send too soon.
After you put the header BACK IN, the image should work, except some versions of IE are so badly-broken that they've cached the fact that that URL is text, not an image, and will refuse to display it as an image, and will dump out the image contents to the browser.
Quit IE completely (all windows) and re-start IE to fix that.
pressing CTRL-F5 works aswell. Basically tells the browser to recache it. Or just use
Netscape/Firefox/Mozilla/whatever to fix it once and for all. :-)
jm wrote:
Hi guys: I'm using php5 on winxp with IIS. I'm trying to run a simple bar graph demo found it on phpbuilder site. When I run it I get nothing but an x in the top left corner of my web page(no errors nothing). GD is uncommented in my php.ini, ext dir set and I have verified that GD is installed through php -m,phpinfo() , and gd_info(). Can anyone offer me some advice on how to troubleshoot this problem. I searched google, and did see other posts like mine but no solutions. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated
Comment out the header("Content-type: ...") line in your script.
Then surf directly to the image: http://example.com/bargraph.php
You should then be able to read the error messages PHP is probably printing instead of an image.
The browser isn't smart enough to tell that that PHP error message isn't
supposed to be an image at all, and tries to interpret it as an image. Oddly enough, it never quite works, eh? :-)
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