In this thread: Click Mark asked about a random sig generator thing so I gave him my script on how to make it work, a couple of others have also expressed interest. But to make it work you need to allow .php as a valid image file for signatures. So I was just wondering if that was possible?
It's possible, but usually people would suggest not to do this. Probably because if we allow .php extensions, it's possible others will abuse that and well, I think we know where that'll go. Same reasons go for dynamic coding as well, if I recall correctly. It's best not to take any chances, in my opinion.
Tomi's had changing signatures that you can put phrases into, and then there's those sloganizer sigs. Neither of those are php files, if I remember correctly. I'm not fluent with this script business, though.
Tomi also had a PS3 signature-avatar set-up where everytime you refreshed, you got the sig and avatar in a different color (blue, red, pink, green, etc.).
Take a look at my post in Mark's topic. The .htaccess file is what makes the .php file [sig.jpg] into a .jpg -edit--- sig.php // the actual code, and file you edit the sig with. sig.png // base image signature.png // 'editted' image sig.log // a log that contains the date/time, ip, and changes. And I'm not giving the code away, as it's not my code. Funny thing is, I'm not fluent in PHP either. I just know how to understand the code when I read it, but I can't write it for shit.