Re: file_exists
| From: | William Betts | Date: | Thu, 15 Nov 2007 05:59:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: file_exists | ||
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Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
Stut wrote:Ok, I let you know! I don't see it! I tried the full path like: if (file_exists('/srv/www/xxxx/dddd/htdocs/images/pic412.jpg')) {Philip Thompson wrote:I really hope this is not a piece of production code. If it is then you might want to think very hard about what it's doing. If you still can't see a problem let me know!correct location... but I wasn't. Take this for example.... <?php // index.php?page=hello/hi $page = $_GET['page']; if (file_exists ("$page.php")) {I've run into similar problems where I *thought* I was looking in theinclude ("$page.php");} ?>
echo "<IMG SRC='images/pic412.jpg'>";} else {
echo " " // display space to make a table happy if picture is missing!} I also tried it with that line: if (file_exists('/images/pic412.jpg')) { or that line: if (file_exists('images/pic412.jpg')) { Basically I just want to avoid to show a "missing picture" ! If there is another solution for that problem I am happy too. bye Ronald I believe Stut was referring to the RFI vulnerability in that example not your ability to see the problem. Go to the web page that you're having the issue with and look at the page source from the browser. Find the img tag and see what is src="" and try to goto that file in your browser. Also can you use a pastebin and post your code and give his the url to the site in question? William Betts