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07-May-2006, 07:16 PM #1
script: on the fly wallpaper resolutions
is there some sort of php or javascript that will stretch an image to several preset resolutions without making the image look like crap? i want to be able to make one master resolution and upload it to my site, then be able to let people choose their res and download a wallpaper to fit their screen, including widescreen (maybe have black or whatever bars on the sides of the image). any way to do this?

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10-May-2006, 11:47 PM #2
If you enable the GD library on your server, it will allow you to do dynamic image manipulation using PHP. More information: http://us3.php.net/gd. You're going to need to be familiar with PHP to pull this off - it won't be a simple program to write, but it's definitely possible.
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