How to output images directly in the browser with PHP
This time I will show you how PHP can directly output pictures in the browser. What are the precautions for PHP to directly output pictures in the browser? Here is the actual combat Let’s take a look at the case.
The example in this article describes the method of directly outputting images in the browser using PHP. Share it with everyone for your reference, the details are as follows:
The easiest way to output the image in the browser is of course to use the img tag of HTML and directly pass in the image path or Link. But sometimes we need to do some processing on the image, such as changing the image quality or size before displaying it. We can use PHP's built-in image processing function imagecreatefromjpeg (or imagecreatefrompng) from the file or URL Create a new image and imagejpeg (or imagepng), send via header() Content-type: image/jpeg PHP scripts can be made to output JPEG images directly.
/*
* php 页面直接输出图片
*/
function showImg($img){
$info = getimagesize($img);
$imgExt = image_type_to_extension($info[2], false); //获取文件后缀
$fun = "imagecreatefrom{$imgExt}";
$imgInfo = $fun($img); //1.由文件或 URL 创建一个新图象。如:imagecreatefrompng ( string $filename )
//$mime = $info['mime'];
$mime = image_type_to_mime_type(exif_imagetype($img)); //获取图片的 MIME 类型
header('Content-Type:'.$mime);
$quality = 100;
if($imgExt == 'png') $quality = 9; //输出质量,JPEG格式(0-100),PNG格式(0-9)
$getImgInfo = "image{$imgExt}";
$getImgInfo($imgInfo, null, $quality); //2.将图像输出到浏览器或文件。如: imagepng ( resource $image )
imagedestroy($imgInfo);
}You can read this map file, and you can also read remote image links.
NOTE: imagejpeg (or imagepng) support is only available when PHP is compiled with GD-1.8 or higher. quality is optional, jpeg ranges from 0 (worst quality, smaller file size) to 100 (best quality, largest file size), and png ranges from 0 to 9.
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