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2:16 pm
Hi Peter,
We had our hosting company (BlueFur) install the latest version of FreeType on our shared server, yet the plug-in diagnotics page is still showing that it is not installed.
Our hosting company verified twice that it was installed, and they claim this is the directory it is installed in:
/usr/include/freetype2
Any ideas why the plug-in cannot see the FreeType installation? I would prefer to have something other than the ugly default font available in the image box. The plug-in seems to be working fine otherwise.
Does it have something to do with the fact that it is installed on a shared server? Maybe they need to install it in a different directory?
Thanks for your help!
Marshall
p.s. The plugin is installed on http://www.LizardWisdom.com
Where is your PHP info file? If you see here and search for FreeType, it is enabled:
http://www.theblog.ca/phpinfo.php
Is it enabled for you? Just create a PHP file with this code:
< ?php
phpinfo();
?>
The plugin searches for the function "imagettftext" if that helps...
3:11 pm
Peter,
I don't seem to have a phpinfo.php file in my root directory. Can I just create a file and call it phpinfo.php with the code you said above in it, and put it in my root directory?
Is this all the file needs to have in it? I am not up to speed on PHP, so I don't have a clue what the phpinfo.php file should do.
Thanks for your help!
-Marshall