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I'm trying to set up a script that will overlay a transparent png file (always the same one) over a variable, user selected jpg.
I've seen some example open source stuff which looks really promising, but it requires GD which is just stretching my slender understanding of all this a little bit too far!
The server is running Centos5 (which I barely understand either
) and I've managed to yum install gd. The problem is I think I need to edit my httpd.conf or there's some talk of editing php.ini and/or .htaccess but I don't really want to start messing around in there without being sure I'm not doing damage...
I've reached my limits on this one.
Can anyone suggest a solution?
It doesn't have to be PHP - it just needs to be browser based and really easy for the user. Ideally the user would go to a url, be prompted for a source image and then be served a watermarked one in either jpg or any format for web display.
ta

I've seen some example open source stuff which looks really promising, but it requires GD which is just stretching my slender understanding of all this a little bit too far!
The server is running Centos5 (which I barely understand either
) and I've managed to yum install gd. The problem is I think I need to edit my httpd.conf or there's some talk of editing php.ini and/or .htaccess but I don't really want to start messing around in there without being sure I'm not doing damage...I've reached my limits on this one.

Can anyone suggest a solution?
It doesn't have to be PHP - it just needs to be browser based and really easy for the user. Ideally the user would go to a url, be prompted for a source image and then be served a watermarked one in either jpg or any format for web display.
ta



you beat me to it, i was thinking the same thing, or just changing the protocol of the dynamic link to include the ++$ in hyperbol but merging the outputs as hexidecimal ..........