gajendrabang

unfortunately you cannot do this without modifying some server files, eh... not sure which ones so don't ask me. There is a much easier way of tricking the user into thinking its a regular jpg image when it's really a php file. Make a new folder on your server called name.jpg and inside of it put your php file, but rename it to index.php. In many cases, on websites with dynamic images, you can add /index.php after the image and it will not result in a 404 error, because they use this.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. but my problem is different. I want to make a watermark image while feching the orignal image from database

Can you name a php script with a ".jpg" extension and have the server parse it as php? I don't like having the source of my pictures as a php file. I don't know just a thing I have. Doesn't seem right. Seems like a security hole too.

Hi,

I can do that. But I want to watermark images stored in database while displaying on web.


Gajendra

So do you have any idea how to do this ???

No, Images are not saved in file system. they are saved in database

Hi,

I am storing the images in database and the codes is following :

<?	include "connection.php";	$sql="select image from sportsevent where id='$_GET[id]'";	$rs=mysql_query($sql);	$row=mysql_fetch_object($rs);	header("(anti-spam-(anti-spam-content-type:)) image/jpg");	echo $row->image;	mysql_free_result($rs);?>

Could you tell me how to watermark images while outputting image in this way???

Thanks