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Image on a fly
- Thread starter Johnny
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can you give me an example, I still don't get it.
Originally posted by is0lized
you know exactly what he is talking about, stop spamming please
What the hell is wrong with you? I am trying to help him. If I know what he is trying to do, I may write the perl script for him for free.
yupapa, you're so unfunny it's laughable. and if you're not being a dork and you really are that stupid, it's a damn shame. a damn shame...
here you go johnny, pay no attention to him:
call it like this:
put all your pictures in the /images/ directory [or whichever directory you specify in the script]
here you go johnny, pay no attention to him:
PHP:
<html>
<head>
<title>Images Viewer</title>
</head>
<body>
<center>
<?
if (file_exists("$DOCUMENT_ROOT/images/$QUERY_STRING")) {
?>
<img src="/images/<? echo("$QUERY_STRING"); ?>" border="2"><br>
<?
}
else {
?>
<font face="arial" size="2"><b>
Whoops! No such image.<br>
</b></font>
<?
}
?>
</center>
</body>
</html>
Code:
/images.php?picture.jpg
in action at [url]http://www.weezerfans.com/rock/discs.shtml[/url]
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how do i edit it so that I would have my own html design? cause this is just a plain page with the image you call out.
And on that site they had "http://www.weezerfans.com/rock/discs/sayitaintso.jpg"
that is where the image is at.. but the script "http://www.weezerfans.com/images/discs.php" is here.. aren't they suppose to be in teh same dir?
And on that site they had "http://www.weezerfans.com/rock/discs/sayitaintso.jpg"
that is where the image is at.. but the script "http://www.weezerfans.com/images/discs.php" is here.. aren't they suppose to be in teh same dir?
make me an example please.. yupapa uf know this, how coould u not know what on the fly means. after somone explain it to you u still say you don't know.. see what i mean you just tryint to act stupid.
Ok.. I really dont' know jack about php.. anyone could show me what i need to do for it to work.
<?
include("theheader.html");
// ... some other php code
?>
?
this is making it difficult for me .. please.. i dont' know jack about php.. make it so that i could understand it..
is that the only way i could put in my own design? can't I put in the html code instead of make everysingle different html files.
so i would look the desgin i want.
include("theheader.html");
// ... some other php code
?>
?
this is making it difficult for me .. please.. i dont' know jack about php.. make it so that i could understand it..
is that the only way i could put in my own design? can't I put in the html code instead of make everysingle different html files.
so i would look the desgin i want.
Actually I am a perl programmer... I am not familiar with PHP... But if you need one in perl, here is the source code
Haven't tested it out yet, but I hope it works
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my $imageDIR = qq($ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/path/to/image/dir);
my $imageURL = qq([url]http://www.yourdomain.com/path/to/image/dir[/url]);
my @image_ext = ("jpg","jpeg","jpe","gif");
chdir($imageDIR);
foreach (<*>) {
chomp;
@ext = split(/\./,$_);
foreach $extension (@image_ext) {
if($ext[1] eq $extension) {
print qq(
<IMG SRC="$imageURL/$_">
);
}
}Here is one that comes with header and footer:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my $imageDIR = qq($ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/path/to/image/dir);
my $imageURL = qq([url]http://www.yourdomain.com/path/to/image/dir[/url]);
my @image_ext = ("jpg","jpeg","jpe","gif");
&header;
chdir($imageDIR);
foreach (<*>) {
chomp;
$ext = split(/\./,$_);
foreach $extension (@image_ext) {
if($ext eq $extension) {
print qq(
<IMG SRC="$imageURL/$_">
);
}
}
&footer;
sub header {
print qq(
<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>My images</TITLE></HEAD>
<BODY>
Header<P>
);
}
sub footer {
print qq(
<P>Footer<P>
</BODY>
</HTML>
);
}