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djroketboy · June 8th, 2005, 09:56 PM

did you set both lines to your absolute path in the watermark file?

also there is a error in their code, atleast there is from 2.11 and earlier,
Enable On-The-Fly Watermarks
Requires GD2 and you must edit the file watermark.php

needs to be either a 0 or a 1, not yes or no... (it does NOT say this anywhere in their documentation, and it comes default (fresh install) with a "no" typed there...

also the 2 lines in the watermark.php need to be absolute paths not url's as one moderator on this site mentioned to me...

if you are on a vps with cpanel, then there's a 90% chance you have GD2
the easiest way to find out what you have access to is, creat a php info file, you will get something like this http://phpinfo.modwest.com/

if you scroll down a bit you will see a section called GD, it will tell you what version is installed (if any)

hope this helps..

June 8th, 2005, 09:56 PM	#4 (permalink)
djroketboy Member Verified Customer Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 45	did you set both lines to your absolute path in the watermark file? also there is a error in their code, atleast there is from 2.11 and earlier, Enable On-The-Fly Watermarks Requires GD2 and you must edit the file watermark.php needs to be either a 0 or a 1, not yes or no... (it does NOT say this anywhere in their documentation, and it comes default (fresh install) with a "no" typed there... also the 2 lines in the watermark.php need to be absolute paths not url's as one moderator on this site mentioned to me... if you are on a vps with cpanel, then there's a 90% chance you have GD2 the easiest way to find out what you have access to is, creat a php info file, you will get something like this http://phpinfo.modwest.com/ if you scroll down a bit you will see a section called GD, it will tell you what version is installed (if any) hope this helps..