I would like to know if there is any way to block/disable jpg images filetypes
I am building a gadget for windows which shows the rss of a site but i would like to disable/block jpg images from the flyout which shows the description of the article
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I have embedded an image in my website from Microsoft one drive but problem is that image is in webP format but the embed code has not had this format. Moreover, I want to defer this image but don't know-how is to be codded. Here is my webpage having this image.
Image field is set to default. Image views in edit mode, just not on live site. I've tried using different image types (jpg, png) but not working.
The image url is image url,it can show in Chrome but can't show in Safari,why is that?
The extension in the url of the image suggests that it is a jpeg image.
But the contents of the file are actually a webp image.
The contents of the file starts with the webp magic number: RIFFF\ WEBPVP8.
Just open the file in a text editor to check yourself.
Webp is an image format currently only supported in Chrome and Opera browsers.
That would explain why the image will show in Chrome but not in safari, or IE or Firefox for that matter.
The easiest solution would be to convert the webp image to a JPEG image.
how to show the gif image in windows phone 7, i tried from many site, but they have done only by using web browser to view the gif image. now i want to view the gif image by not using of web browser control, usually have to view the gif image as jpeg image in windows phone 7. how to do Please help me
Thanks in advance.
u cant render directly the gif image in wp7 & so u can decode it to the bitmap image to show
ther are many links to show how to convert gif into bitmap, take a look at these--->
Display GIF in a WP7 application with Silverlight
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jaimer/archive/2010/11/23/working-with-gif-images-in-windows-phone.aspx
Ive written an image upload and resize script for my website which allows users to upload images, and then the script resizes the images in 3 different sizes and adds a watermark image (my website logo) on the top.
The problem I have is, that if a user then tries to upload one of the resized photos again, it will then add the logo watermark on top of it again.
What I want is to maybe add some information to the uploaded image (i.e. author, which I could set to my website name), so that if a user uploads an image which has already been watermarked, I can put a check in my script so that I dont add the watermark logo again.
Is this possible with PHP?
Take a look at this http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.iptcembed.php