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That exact code worked for me. I suspect that you haven't hard-coded your filenames, so do a var_dump() to see what's actually getting passed to the save() method—if unset, it defaults to the original file.

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tried to do a var_dump() but seems to be the correct value passed to save(), i've also tried to pass the arguments from GET but i get the same result.
i've this code now:
include "lib/SimpleImage.php";

$img = new abeautifulsite\SimpleImage($_GET["path_source"]);
$img->rotate(90);
var_dump($_GET["path_dest"]);
$img->save(var_dump($_GET["path_dest"]));

both var_dump() say the variables contain "img/b.jpg"

how can i solve?

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thanks to Yann Sagon on Stackoverflow i've found out that that syntax:

$filename = $filename ?: $this->filename;

(used in the library) is not supported by my version of php (5.4.7)

changed it to:

if($filename==null){
$filename=$this->filename;
}

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Thanks for pointing that out. I'll update the source to use standard ternary operators instead of shortcuts.

On Sep 24, 2013, at 9:44 AM, jackthebeast [email protected] wrote:

thanks to Yann Sagon on Stackoverflow i've found out that that syntax:

$filename = $filename ?: $this->filename;

(used in the library) is not supported by my version of php (5.4.7)

changed it to:

if($filename==null){
$filename=$this->filename;
}

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The ternary shorthand is supported in PHP 5.3+. Are you sure you're on 5.4.7?

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at least this is what phpinfo() says...

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