Easy Reflections v2.1 Released

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Friday, January 18. 2008

Easy Reflections v2.1 Released

I have updated my Easy Reflections script to version 2.1 (version 3.1 will follow shortly). This new version allows you to merge the original image in with the output image, thus cutting down on the number of image tags required in your HTML (but increasing server CPU time/RAM needed for the initial hit). This was in response to those people emailing me who were using the script with the Image Flow JavaScript library.

I will do the same for V3 - I'm thinking it would make a lot of sense to just merge both scripts into one and make the use of PNG/Alpha support a parameter, so I'll have a crack at that when free time permits - but right now I'm up to my eyeballs in ActionScript3 and Flash game coding.

Posted by Richard Davey in Code at 01:16 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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I can't get reflect.php (v2.1) to work unless I delete this:

$source_image = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $source_image;

...around line 68. If I delete that it works.

Why is that?

#1 nev on 2008-02-02 18:02 (Reply)

I'd also like to ask - what's the easiest way to use this script (v 2.1) to save the final reflect image to a file on my server, so I can use it later?

#2 nev on 2008-02-02 18:13 (Reply)

I would add another good reason to use your nice easy reflections script, that is: when using modalbox (another very nice free script, written JS) it's difficult to use JS reflection script WITHIN modalbox, because of AJAX. Using your script the problem is just solved

thank you very much

#3 Gombo (Homepage) on 2008-02-13 11:28 (Reply)

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