Re: displaying images stored as path in mysql
| From: | David Robley | Date: | Wed, 09 Aug 2000 06:35:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: displaying images stored as path in mysql | ||
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On 9 Aug, Janine Roe wrote:
>> print "<Img Src=\"$path/$data\">";
>>
>> should work OK IF $path is under your server root - otherwise you'll get
>> the broken image icon because your web server can't get at the image.
>>
>> If $path is not under your server root, you will need to call another
>> script with a suitable header as the image source and (other bits I
>> can't recall).
>>
>> My suggestion for the least amount of frustration and the simplest way
>> of doing what you want would be to move the images directory under your
>> server root. Or at least symlink it.
>
> well I tried your suggestion (moving it under the server root) and still
> no luck. Should this script be broken up anyway to refresh the header to
> what I want? If so, I have no idea how to do this.
> Any other ideas?
>
> --
> Janine Roe
> mjroe@bellatlantic.net
You shouldn't need to muck around with headers if you are just going ot
put the image inline - it should be no different from doing and ordinary
<IMG SRC="/blah/image.jpg">. Look in your source in the browser - that
may give a clue as to your problem. Oh, and also check that the images
are readable by the user that the webserver runs as.
Cheers
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