Djkanna

Done 🙂

Going by his name, the dude is 28(ish), surely should know better. Sorry you've had to experience this @ags_cs4 but equally thanks for the heads up.

Yeah I did do that bit, but I still don't think it's worked. No need don't use GL/etc - consider your next beer/coffee on me - keep up the good work.

Don't know if it's registered your ref link, maybe the mismatch in countries it doesn't like, on upside £15 heading your way ( $19 as per currency conversion ). - just to be nice. 🙂

Shh don’t tell anyone 😋

Signed up, but I don't know anyone who actually uses it, so I mean I could send you 5, then you'll get 15? 🙂

SOSFactory? - best of luck matey, looks visually appealing!

What about a tablet/keyboard combo? (Easier on the eyes) - Microsoft Surface is pretty decent they have a ‘GO’ version which is a lighter (read:cheaper) option. Or just a basic android tablet? Like $50.

Especially since you can now get a relatively low end, but suitable for dev notebook for <£100. Sure beats £1200 ish for a phone. Surprisingly though there must be a market for doing this, just by the looks of the Play Store search results for HTTP server. Quite an interesting idea, but from a personal standpoint, I'd much rather stick the the desktop/laptop. - Bought a Surface Pro for on-the-go work/dev work but yet still fallback to the main PC, the surface is now a fancy albeit expensive web cam for Zoom/Microsoft Teams meetings and that's about it, makes the additional £250 keyboard (MS:Money Grabbers) seem a little bit pointless ha...

Wasn't letting it get the best of me after a little browsing/trial and error, providing you use the SVG as the image preview - Pure JS method of download SVG as png. 🙂 *Works in most decent browsers, the 'download' attribute is hit and miss. https://codepen.io/MrDJK/pen/ZEWyPMa Alternatively, combine both solutions: instead of creating download link do*: window.location.href = 'download.php?img='+dataURL.replace('data:image/png;base64,', ''); if ( $_GET['img'] ) { header( 'Content-type: image/png' ); header( 'Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=avatar_download.png' ); echo $_GET['img']; } *Probably have to increase the URI limit, or do post request instead of get.

The jQuery was purely to demonstrate the counter 🙂 - enjoy!

Do you store the raw SVG data? or the link to the image based on the options supplied? Could you do something like: $img = file_get_contents ( 'https://avataaars.io/?avatarStyle=Circle&topType=LongHairStraight&accessoriesType=Blank&hairColor=BrownDark&facialHairType=Blank&clotheType=BlazerShirt&eyeType=Default&eyebrowType=Default&mouthType=Default&skinColor=Light%27' ); if ( $img ) { header( 'Content-type: image/svg+xml' ); header( 'Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=avatar_download.svg' ); echo $img; } It's been a really loooong time, so if I'm way off, sorry 🙂 Edit: Realised SVGs aren't useful to the normal folk for use as images, scrap the above.

Something like this: https://codepen.io/MrDJK/pen/XWdgWqY I note you use jQuery in all your code, so have used it here for the "click" function.

When you say dialog screen, do you mean in a similar method of a modal?? - or flush within the page?

Looking good both @Magictallguy @peterisgb