Hello together,

I stumbled onto a curious problem:
i am generating a jpeg/gif with the imagejpeg/imagegif functions (type does
not alter the result).

Example color "#ff0000": The hexToRGB coversion etc is all working fine. The
image (if its send directly to the browser via header and
imagegif/imagejpeg) is displayed 100% correctly.
But if i save it to a file on the servers file system, the red above gets
lime green. And not only those two colors are bugged: It looks like the
whole palette gets scrambled up ???

So my question: Is there a-n-y difference between sending and saving the
image?
Or do I have to do some additional work before an image can be saved
correctly? php func reference says something about using
imagecolortransparent() on the image first to achieve the 89a format (in
case of gif) but again: This does not alter the result either. Also,
transparency is not needed at this point but used in images that are merged
(gifs) to achieve the final result.

Another interesting point:
- generated image sent to browser, properties: ~3kb
- generated image, saved in filesys, properties: ~15kb
What explains that diff in filesize?

Thanks for your ,

greets,

zyro
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Lo again,

found my mistake.. in fact, it was the hex-to-rgb conversion not working
properly in some cases.

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zyro wrote:
>
> Hello together,
>
> I stumbled onto a curious problem:
> i am generating a jpeg/gif with the imagejpeg/imagegif functions (type
> does not alter the result).
>
> Example color "#ff0000": The hexToRGB coversion etc is all working fine.
> The image (if its send directly to the browser via header and
> imagegif/imagejpeg) is displayed 100% correctly.
> But if i save it to a file on the servers file system, the red above gets
> lime green. And not only those two colors are bugged: It looks like the
> whole palette gets scrambled up ???
>
> So my question: Is there a-n-y difference between sending and saving the
> image?
> Or do I have to do some additional work before an image can be saved
> correctly? php func reference says something about using
> imagecolortransparent() on the image first to achieve the 89a format (in
> case of gif) but again: This does not alter the result either. Also,
> transparency is not needed at this point but used in images that are
> merged (gifs) to achieve the final result.
>
> Another interesting point:
> - generated image sent to browser, properties: ~3kb
> - generated image, saved in filesys, properties: ~15kb
> What explains that diff in filesize?
>
> Thanks for your ,
>
> greets,
>
> zyro
>

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