the problem arises due to the ol' headers already sent doodar - which can obviously be gotten around by targetting the script with an <img src="script" technique.
somehow though, that defeats part of the object of a class, due to having to be called for every image tag, rather than call once, use many times. Also it would need some playing around to convert the $_GET variables to ones suitable for the create() call.
so... is it possible to create an image through scripting without having to target an external script through an image tag?
I have tried
<img src="/-/data:image-jpeg;base64,<?php
ob_start();
$a = new thumbnail;
$a->create('params...')
echo base64_encode(ob_get_contents()).'" />';
which outputs the raw data as opposed to a nice image.
If I simply run class_thumb.php with apended lines
$a = new thumbnail;
$a->create('params.....');
it works fine - outputs the reduced image.
