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is it possible to create this image in PHP using GD ? i know i need to use GD and imagecreate, imagecolorallocate, imagedestroy etc... but i have no idea how to do the curve



i need to create multiple arrows with these patterns



  • different type of arrows

  • different inclination of the curve

  • different colors

  • different length



edit: this way i don't have to look on the internet for arrows (based on a user/client specs). and then later i will add text to the image (for example: click next or follow the arrow). since im not a graphic designer, creating these iamges using gd will be easier for me.



eg: 





http://kennebecvalleycoaching.com/red_arrow_curve.JPG

http://s3.amazonaws.com/satisfaction-production/s3_images/13664/curved_inline.png


thanks


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  1. UserMay 11, 2012 at 4:39 AM

    Instead of doing it server side, you could investigate things like canvas, or raphael, and create the graphical elements clientside. It will be much more flexible, and less hassle.

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