I have an array:
Array
(
[red] => 252
[green] => 168
[blue] => 166
[alpha] => 0
)
It's an output of function imagecolorsforindex.
How can I get a HTML code from these elements? For example: #99CCFF
Strictly speaking you can't, since alpha is not supported. But since the alpha is 0, we can assume that it won't matter. As such, pass each value into sprintf() with a format specifier of %02x for each element.
c = sprintf('#%02x%02x%02x', val['red'], val['green'], val['blue']);
color: rgba(0-255, 0-255, 0-255, 0-1); is no problem. And some browsers already interpret this correctly.There's a function contributed in the comments of this page of the PHP manual.
<?PHP
function rgb2hex2rgb($c){
if(!$c) return false;
$c = trim($c);
$out = false;
if(preg_match("/^[0-9ABCDEFabcdef\#]+$/i", $c)){
$c = str_replace('#','', $c);
$l = strlen($c) == 3 ? 1 : (strlen($c) == 6 ? 2 : false);
if($l){
unset($out);
$out[0] = $out['r'] = $out['red'] = hexdec(substr($c, 0,1*$l));
$out[1] = $out['g'] = $out['green'] = hexdec(substr($c, 1*$l,1*$l));
$out[2] = $out['b'] = $out['blue'] = hexdec(substr($c, 2*$l,1*$l));
}else $out = false;
}elseif (preg_match("/^[0-9]+(,| |.)+[0-9]+(,| |.)+[0-9]+$/i", $c)){
$spr = str_replace(array(',',' ','.'), ':', $c);
$e = explode(":", $spr);
if(count($e) != 3) return false;
$out = '#';
for($i = 0; $i<3; $i++)
$e[$i] = dechex(($e[$i] <= 0)?0:(($e[$i] >= 255)?255:$e[$i]));
for($i = 0; $i<3; $i++)
$out .= ((strlen($e[$i]) < 2)?'0':'').$e[$i];
$out = strtoupper($out);
}else $out = false;
return $out;
}
?>
Output
#FFFFFF =>
Array{
red=>255,
green=>255,
blue=>255,
r=>255,
g=>255,
b=>255,
0=>255,
1=>255,
2=>255
}
#FFCCEE =>
Array{
red=>255,
green=>204,
blue=>238,
r=>255,
g=>204,
b=>238,
0=>255,
1=>204,
2=>238
}
CC22FF =>
Array{
red=>204,
green=>34,
blue=>255,
r=>204,
g=>34,
b=>255,
0=>204,
1=>34,
2=>255
}
0 65 255 => #0041FF
255.150.3 => #FF9603
100,100,250 => #6464FA