Extract Emblem Blob and gzuncompress

[Smoke]

Hello,

I want to extract the emblem blob onto my website to show it as an image. Here's the code that i'm using :

$guild_id   = mysql_query("SELECT `guild_id` FROM `guild_member` WHERE `char_id` = '" . $row['char_id'] . "'"); // pulling from info based on another table
$guild_data = mysql_result( $guild_id, 0 );
$req   = mysql_query("SELECT `emblem_data` FROM `guild` WHERE `guild_id` = '" . $guild_data . "'");
$data  = mysql_result( $req, 0 );
$bmp = @gzuncompress(pack('H*', $data));
require_once 'functions/imagecreatefrombmpstring.php';
header('Content-type: image/png');
$img   = imagecreatefrombmpstring($bmp);
$count = mysql_num_rows( $req );

 echo "<td >";
 echo "<table border='1px' style='padding: 2px 0px 2px 7px;'>";
echo "<t";
 echo "<td width='38px'><font size='1' color='white'><b>" . $data . "</b></font></td>"; // To test whether $data is being pulled and yes it works.
// Emblem exist.
// Set header, uncompress gzip and show
echo "<td width='20'>" . imagepng($img) . "</td>"; // Website goes for a toss when i use this code without header but it doesnt show the image it either. I'm converting to png as fluxcp aswel does this I thought i'd be fine.
echo "</td>";

If someone can modify or help me with a little information with the above I'd be greatful.

Thankyou!

Edited April 23, 2012 by Smoke

[Toshiro]

You can't include the image like that, because (as you already noticed) directly insert the image data, not the image itself.

You have to put the code that generates the image in a separate file (let's say emblem.php) and include that file with image tags in your other html code. The only output for the emblem.php file will be the ImagePNG($img) call (so no echo or print calls).

Example:

<img src="emblem.php?guild_id=123">

Edited April 23, 2012 by Toshiro

[Smoke]

You can't include the image like that, because (as you already noticed) directly insert the image data, not the image itself.

You have to put the code that generates the image in a separate file (let's say emblem.php) and include that file with image tags in your other html code. The only output for the emblem.php file will be the ImagePNG($img) call (so no echo or print calls).

Example:

<img src="emblem.php?guild_id=123">

Well, I've been there aswel. Here's what I've learnt.

http://www.eathena.ws/board/index.php?s=&showtopic=279556&view=findpost&p=1531554

Referring to the second post on that topic.

Edited April 23, 2012 by Smoke