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Why not just return JSON from the server? Both PHP and JS know how to handle that.

Can't speak to the SEO aspect of it, but generally (and this may just be me), if I open a page that auto-plays a video, I very quickly close that page.

var_dump gave you your answer; you don't have an object, you have false. In order for anyone to help you, we'd need to see the code in question.

Is there no common class you can use? If not, can you add one? What does the associated markup look like?

$charset is not defined. Also, turn on error reporting while you're developing.

If you're storing everything in the same directory, or all of a user's images in a directory just for them, then maybe getPaths ought to be modified. I expect most of the rest of the functionality can remain unchanged.

You're calling resizeImage, so you'll need to modify that function to accept a folder as an optional parameter. If a folder is provided, you can do whatever you need with it. You could pass it through to getPaths, but I think a better option would be to leave that alone and append the folder, if you...

I thought I could do this: ... $folder = isset($_POST['folder']) ? $_POST['folder'] : null; function getPaths($resize_type) { // default for all paths,. $paths = array( 'fullsize' => DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'images' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $folder, 'thumbnail' => DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'images' . DIRE...

Gave this a quick look this morning but didn't have time to review it until now. I'm trying to keep in mind that this is aimed at beginners, and have had a bit of a tough time not being able to review things inline, but here are a few thoughts: 1. Clean up the formatting. It's a mess. PSR-2 is proba...

We'd need to see what the function does before we can really say one way or the other. Does it even need to be in the function, though? Couldn't you just do this with CSS?

You can convert the audio to mp4 with VLC, then use ffmpeg to add image overlay.

Send it in as an AJAX request and then use json_decode