Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I only found out about Glob this year as well and it does simplfy things.

That is strange nic; I suppose the server setup can have an effect. I did loop through the directory the first time I tried it ( second bit of code ): http://www.rubblewebs.co.uk/imagemagick/code.php You could use glob instead as that would be a shorter code. foreach (glob($dir."{*.jpg,*.png,*....

The main differance I can see between your examples is the one that works has convert and the one that does not has usr/bin/convert Is this the correct path ? I can use either usr/local/bin/convert and convert; as convert is shorter I stick to that. It worked for me but I changed the code to: exec(&...

It worked Ok for me nic I am using 6.5.4 and 6.5.5. You could try changing the \" to ' and see if that has any effect. According to the way I read the ImageMagick website something like this should work but dosen't for me. mogrify watermark.gif *.jpg -gravity south -composite I get the error mo...

I am glad you got sorted OK nic.

I think you need to do something like this: Acording to the ImageMagick site -composite should work but it does not for me using 6.3.4

How are you creating your image php ? I was not thinking when I posted and included the escape character \ It worked Ok for me but it looks like the " is the problem. Try replaceing the \" with ' If you have The_Sunday_Times it would probably be OK, for some reason the space character caus...

Your problem may be the Label ? I would use annotate or draw: convert -size 414x35 xc:white -fill black -font arial-bold -pointsize 24 -gravity west -annotate +0+0 \"The Sunday Times\" -font arial -pointsize 12 -gravity east -annotate +0+0 \"19.08.07\" sundaytimes.gif I can not c...

Oh well so much for those ideas !

From one of Anthonys replys to a similar problem: IM did not find a wget delegate to download the URL Could wget be the problem ? Also I would not have all the " and use relative paths rather than absolute. convert http://www.thisisvlad.com/gallery/albums/NYC/Guggenheim_7_001.sized.jpg -colorsp...

It could be done if you are using php. All the calculations etc. would be done with php and you then put the results into a php code. I have a couple of examples showing you the sort of thing that can be done on my site; look at this page: http://www.rubblewebs.co.uk/imagemagick/other.php

Expanding on Anthonys post try this and see what the output is.

I am afraid I do not know how to check which version you have installed. All I can say is search google.

At a guess it depends on your version of Ghostscript ?

I have been looking at something similar using php - http://www.rubblewebs.co.uk/imagemagick/TESTS/combined.jpg You could probably modify the code to what you want. I am making my images look missaligned on purpose ! I am still working on the code for automaticaly aligning the images. You can use a ...

I have never used trim but try adding +repage