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This is not a php forum ( Imagick is an external program and so might not return anything to php ) and "Question" is a useless title as you have at least two threads with the same title.
Bonzo wrote: ↑2017-08-02T07:22:02-07:00
This is not a php forum ( Imagick is an external program and so might not return anything to php ) and "Question" is a useless title as you have at least two threads with the same title.
wow my image magick is now working like a charm . i changed the convert to magick as suggested by fmw42. I thank every one that has reply my "useless Question" like Bonzo would call. thanks Bonzo, snibgo and fmw42. great community indeed.
here is the working one:
Windows has a convert program and that may be part of the reason - to stop confusion.
If you installed legacy programs you can still use convert but obviously it is not working for you. So yes you will need to change all converts to magick on any code using V7.
You could add a $convert = 'magick'; at the start of your programs and use $convert in your code. If you go back to a V6 install you only need to change one variable. Otherwise you could have the convert variable in a separate file and include that file in your programs so only changing it once for your whole site. Alternatly you could check for the imagemagick version at the start of your program and set the variable value from the result.
You might not be able to and will need to get your host to do it. Otherwise pick a host that has it installed already - make sure it is a later version.
You can use Imagick which is an Imagemagick/php API ( class ) but that is another can of worms.