I'd really like to try your code on my website, but I can't get the install.php to work. Could you post (or send me) the SQL import file that I need for your converter? I can see the tables in the INSTALL.PHP code but, not being too familiar with MySQL I can't form the correct SQL import file from it. Thanks!
- Rick
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Hi,
There's one in the new version (1.5) called "ascii.sql"
There was a bug in a former version (i think it was 1.4 or 1.3) of the installer, so please check out v. 1.5, It's got a few additional features aswell.
Greets,
Ueli Weiss
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Thanks for the SQL file. I could not get the install.php to work so I went ahead and imported the SQL data into my DB. I'm getting inconsistent results when I try to convert some images (around 50k JPGs). I will either get a page that does not load or a page with a bunch of <BR>s then my original photo. The trend that I've seen so far has been that if I try to do a color dot picture the page won't load. If I don't do color then I'll get the page with a bunch of breaks then my orig pic. I'll try to do a few more tests of the other styles and see what happens.
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Unfortunately, my site is hosted and I can't get to the PHP.INI file. My PHP version is 4.3.2 and MySQL is 4.0.10-gamma-globat. I did try using a 5kb JPG and I could get the DOT mode to work, but I couldn't get the Matrix 1:3 or 1:1 mode to work. I guess their time-out value is set too low for some of these options.
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I'd really like to try your code on my website, but I can't get the install.php to work. Could you post (or send me) the SQL import file that I need for your converter? I can see the tables in the INSTALL.PHP code but, not being too familiar with MySQL I can't form the correct SQL import file from it. Thanks!
- Rick
Hi,
There's one in the new version (1.5) called "ascii.sql"
There was a bug in a former version (i think it was 1.4 or 1.3) of the installer, so please check out v. 1.5, It's got a few additional features aswell.
Greets,
Ueli Weiss
Thanks for the SQL file. I could not get the install.php to work so I went ahead and imported the SQL data into my DB. I'm getting inconsistent results when I try to convert some images (around 50k JPGs). I will either get a page that does not load or a page with a bunch of <BR>s then my original photo. The trend that I've seen so far has been that if I try to do a color dot picture the page won't load. If I don't do color then I'll get the page with a bunch of breaks then my orig pic. I'll try to do a few more tests of the other styles and see what happens.
do you have acces to the php.ini file?
Maybe the max_execution_time limit is reached. Do you get any other error messages?
try testing with small images first, then gradually go up. Does it work with small images?
what php & mySQL version are you using?
Unfortunately, my site is hosted and I can't get to the PHP.INI file. My PHP version is 4.3.2 and MySQL is 4.0.10-gamma-globat. I did try using a 5kb JPG and I could get the DOT mode to work, but I couldn't get the Matrix 1:3 or 1:1 mode to work. I guess their time-out value is set too low for some of these options.
sorry. I can't help you there. The only possibility is to download an apache Server, PHP and MySQL for your PC and run it locally.