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If you're that worried about png support, output the image as a JPEG 
(or even as a link to a downloadable tiff, if lossy compression itches 
you the wrong way), assuming you only need transparency in the various 
layers that comprise the image and not the final "card" itself. Many 
installs have the ability to read gifs, but not output them, and some 
just don't bother with them whatsoever, so the odds are you can 
probably use gifs for the components. On the other hand, you could just 
as easily use png, since the output file format doesn't have to match 
the input format, so it really doesn't matter what the browser can and 
can't accept. I'd even go so far as to suggest for better performance, 
save all the styles, frames and other commonly used images in the 
intermediate gd2 native format and save yourself a little processing 
time in the conversion process.



On Jan 10, 2004, at 4:47 PM, jon baer wrote:

> is AOL still using the IE component?  Can PNGs work there?  I was a 
> little
> suprised by the overwhelming people I had sign up that were AOL users 
> and
> swore by it ... did the new model switch over to Mozilla/NS?  
> Apologies in
> advance for a question that's probably been answered 1000 times before 
> :-)
>
> - jon
>
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>> Spot:
>>> I was under the impression that PNG was not supported by all
>>> the major browsers.
>>
>> here some stuff about
>> browsers with PNG support
>> http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/pngstatus.html#browsers
>>
>> and if you look around in
>> http://www.libpng.org/
>>
>> you will probably be able to find almost
>> anything you want to know about PNG
>>
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> What should be the best possible structure of
> Order and Product tables where products could have sub=20
> products and sub products could further sub sub products

Take a look at the nested set model.  See the archives of the Dev list =
at http://nyphp.org/lists for many links and discussion.  There's also a =
working implementation in pure PHP/MySQL:

http://paragon.nyphp.org/clew/pnsm.pcom

It's abstracted from the actual data you want to store, so it should =
work with anything.

H

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> I bring this up here, because Zak is going to be at=20
> LinuxWorld and plans
> to host discussions on this issue there. It seems like NYPHP will be a
> group with a lot of representation at this event, and most of us are
> likely interested in either:
>=20
> 1. Understanding MySQL's licensing better
> 2. Trying to affect positive change in MySQL's licensing
>=20
> I'm potentially interested in both.

Can you touchbase with Zak?  I'll be announcing our LinuxWorld plans =
(which by the way is at http://nyphp.org/content/linuxworld/) and it'd =
be nice to include a talk on this - any time that's convenient for Zak =
should work.  Chris, please contact me directly as you know more.

Thanks,

Hans


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I feel silly, Joel - just realized you're the same Joel who did the =
ncurses tutorial  :)
=20
> I built a mysql process watcher in PHP using ncurses.
> Screenshots here: http://soulreactor.com/mview/
>=20
> I am interested in any ideas or things that can/could be added, i.e.
> things you might find useful when monitoring your mysql servers, or
> Algorithms used to compute meaningful data about the state of=20
> the server etc..=20

Very sexy... something I wish I've had in the past.  I'll be anxious to =
play with it...

> No source released yet until I get the go ahead from work to=20
> opensource it. My proposal is in, so hopefully not long.

Hope it gets opened, too.  You're welcome to our servers and cvs server =
if you'd need - just drop me a note.

Best,

Hans