GDLib: simple html to image
Project ID:
475536Project Type:
FixedBudget:
$30-$250 USD
Project Description:
First of all: there is no way to set up software like imagemagick at this server.All we can use, is PHP 5 with GDLib support. I.e. it will not be a good idea to convert to pdf and convert once more -> jpg/png.
This job is very clear defined and there will not be any more details.
The function that we need, will look like this
build_image_from_simplehtml($html)
{
$image_width=400;//px
$image_height=300;//px
//TODO: ...
return $image;
}
All html tags that will be allowed for the $html input are these:
h1,div,p,strong,b,br,hr,img
Of course, we do not require css which will be too hard to implement.
Please make sure BEFORE bidding that You are able to do this job and also make sure that You can do it within the time frame that You post with the bid.
We need to know when it will be ready for sure and how much it will cost us. Our client is already waiting for us.
Payment: via moneybookers or paypal - let us know You prefer.
Again: delivery on time, please, because budget will be deducted if we are late! If we are good in time, there is a bonus payment which will be Yours in addition to the budget!
Please do not tell us any references or previous projects. Only if it had to do with creating images from PHP, it is interesting for us. If we find out that You did not read this description, Your bid will be ignored.
Skills required:
PHP
Public Clarification Board
2 messages
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leiradel
ashishAtOdsdac is right. Since it seems you have some control over the HTML that must be rendered, removing the need for <div> will make things a lot simpler.
Also, I'd like to know if:
1. The image will always have a fixed size of 400x300; and
2. The HTML will be well-formed XML, i.e. can be read by a XML parser.
Cheers,
Andreover 2 years ago
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ashishAtOdsdac
Hi,
Designing a generic server side script using gd could be tough. Here are the reasons :-
1. For divs - the dimensions would be hard to find. So the position. The div has extended according to the content size in it.
2. The overall positioning of elements would be an issue in itself. The code need to replicate logic of how browser render all the elements on the page. This is tough :).
It is advisable to hardcode image templates if you have only limited set of htmls. Or you may ask for an ajax based solution - as javascripts generally have all the information which php would not be able to extract out of html. Use the DOM :).
Let me know if i could be of help to you.
Ashishover 2 years ago
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