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Hide PHP/HTML/JavaScript and more in images! (or: The best prank ever!)

profit42.com — Did you know that when you visit webhost.com/image.jpg, there could be PHP code in the image? And did you know that that piece of PHP code can do amazing things? This guides tells you how easy it is to put some PHP code "in" an image and explains a simple, though great, prank. Post other possibilities in the comments!

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  • superdoug, on 10/11/2007, -0/+11. Get a webhost that supports PHP and make a new folder called /nameofyourimage.jpg/ Yes, it’ll work, you can make folders containing dots.

    2. In this folder, create a file called index.php (using notepad > save as or using your favorite web editor).

    3. Open the file in you editor and copy-paste the following code:

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