I’d like to use the getimagesize function to handle a WebP situation, but it seems that the resource It seems that the ID is set, and it took me a long time to check it, so I made a note of it The following table shows you how to use the
The version of PHP is important.
To be able to handle WebP, you must have PHP 7.1 or later.
In getimagesize, the number [2]
In getimagesize, the number [2] is assigned to each image format.
<?php
// Retrieve information about the image.
$imgdata = getimagesize('path-to-img.webp');
print_r($imgdata);
/
Array
(
[0] => 400 // width(px)
[1] => 300 // height(px)
[2] => 18 // The number here
[3] => width="400" height="300" // Attributes and values of img tags
[bits] => 8 // Bit depth
[channels] => 3 // Number of channels
[mime] => image/webp // MIME type.
)
/
IMAGETYPE constant
IMAGETYPE constant number is assigned.
The numbers are as follows.
| number | format |
|---|---|
| 1 | GIF |
| 2 | JPEG |
| 3 | PNG |
| 4 | SWF |
| 5 | PSD |
| 6 | BMP |
| 7 | TIFF_II (intel byte order) |
| 8 | TIFF_MM (motorola byte order) |
| 9 | JPC |
| 10 | JP2 |
| 11 | JPX |
| 12 | JB2 |
| 13 | SWC |
| 14 | IFF |
| 15 | WBMP |
| 16 | XBM |
| 17 | ICO |
| 18 | WEBP |
reference
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