Re: drawing images and text

csteph2004@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I may be wrong (not played with GD for quite a while), but I *think*
you just use a normal HTML <img> tag in the page to reference the
script which draws the image.

<img src="myimagescript.php?whatever=parameters"/>

Correct. Use two PHP pages, one producing HTML and one producing JPEG (or PNG, for that matter). The HTML page can reference the image (which was produced by PHP) as if it was a normal image.
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