getimagesize() does not account for EXIF orientation
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Description
From manual page: https://php.net/function.getimagesize
I believe the return array indices 0 and 1 are intended to be reversed.
Currently, index 0 is returning image height, while index 1 is returning image width.
I believe that index 3 is expecting the same logic reversal, as it produces a string "width="[0]" height="[1]"" -- the height value is being printed in the width attribute and the width value is being printed in the height attribute.
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Start with the getimagesize() manual page linked in the report and compare the documented return-array indices 0, 1, and 3 with the reported width and height behavior. Confirm the intended ordering, then update the relevant documentation so the return values and generated attribute string describe width and height consistently.
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- php
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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