I'm trying to move images from one folder to another. I'm using the following code:
rename("/public_html/wp-content/uploads/image.png","/public_html/wp-content/uploads/folder/image.png");
The image gets moved fine to the new folder and the new path is accessible, only the image breaks. It gets a file size of 0.01k and shows the broken image icon.
I'm using the same rename function for files and folders and everything gets moved without any problems. What could be the problem for the images?
EDIT: The problem only seems to occur when the code gets fired from an ajax request. If I load the same code directly it works fine. If it gets loaded from ajax the image breaks.
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When using XAMPP, I am loading a page (index.php) and am using MySQL to get the directory of an image I want to use. This is a snippet of the code block that does this:
<img src="<?php echo $resource['main_image'];?>">
I know that the php code is working because when I inspect element the page on localhost, I get
<img src="assets/images/defaults/default_pic.png">
This image exists in the folder but just doesn't seem to load when the server is run. When I inspect element and click on Sources, the image folder is not sourced, but the css and js folders are:
As you can see, the assets/images folder is not loaded. I can't seem to find any way to load this folder. I have tried other solutions to similar problems, such as giving an absolute path to the image, and yet other folders a sourced and not this image folder. I have tried looking for ways to source images in the head of the HTML, and those don't exist either.
In addition, it seems that if I explicitly state the image location and not use a MySQL Query to locate it, it loads fine. It is only when I query the location does the image not load.
A workaround that worked for me is to create a new directory for pictures outside of assets, in the working directory of the current file. It is not ideal, but it is a workaround for the issue.
I've been creating a website in the same way that I usually so, where I add an article + image using HTML & PHP. The difference is that when I upload the photo, even though it displays on the web page, my folder shows an Icon instead of the image (See Below):
As the photos show on the webpage I didn't think much of it, until I tried to upload the website, where I kept getting an FTP upload error on the images. Then when loading the website, I found that none of the images were there.
I'm not sure what the problem is, but when I tried to open one of the photos in Fireworks it says, "Could not open the file. File is locked".
Does anyone know what the probelm is? I'm using the same upload method used previously.
I have created a simple upload form which resizes, encode to jpg (with help of intervention) and uploads the image to the directory public/profilepics/user['id']/profile.jpg.
Next I created a simple function delete to delete the picture from above mentioned directory.
The upload form also show the current profile.jpg in the respective folder. But when I have successfully deleted the picture(I confirmed by looking into the public/profilepics directory in file browser), I still see the old picture. After uploading another image, again I see the old image only.
Do laravel have remembering capability or have internal cache(I am not talking about the cache service include in laravel This one) which should be cleared to see the new image.
Actually I was working on updating profile picture page and encountered this problem.
Leave the comment if any of the file is needed.
I'm having a problem when I try to open files that were generated by my CMS on my windows machine. It has an upload function that saves the file on a given location (it is on my user folder, where I'm supposed to have all the write and read permissions).
All I can see in that folder is a generic thumbnail, the ones generated by windows for each image type, PNGs and JPEGs in this case. I tried to change de image permissions and set it to the current computer user but it doesn't work. And I'm unable to move these files to another location (upload them to the server via FTP).
I wonder if there is a way to change this behavior.
One thing I noticed is that if I copy and paste those files, I can see its contents normally. I know I can do that to each of them and rename, but there are dozens of images in that folder... don't wanna do the same thing everytime I upload a new image.
Update
This is happening only to the images that were moved (I'm using php's move_uploaded_file function, btw), not to the ones that where generated (croped, resized and so on).
It`s happening because Windows keep file permissions of TEMP folder (usually c:/windows/temp) when moving a file.
To prevent it you need to change "upload_tmp_dir" in "php.ini" to your server directory or set wide permissions to your windows temp folder.
You probably have an error in some php file which is preventing the image from being displayed correctly.
What i would do in order to detect the problem is to comment out the header() calls in the php file responsible for displaying the image and see if there is any output other than the image data.
Inspect the whole output, it only takes a character to break everything, so check if there are no blank lines at the top or bottom of the output. And in case you have an error log, consult that, it will help you trace the problem quickly.
When i have this problem, it's usually a notice or a warning showing up during the process of the image generation, and if you haven't disabled errors from being output to the screen, the notice text will be considered as part of the image data which makes the browser unable to interpret your image.
If you'd like i can take a look closely for you but i would need to see what you are doing in that php file to be able to tell you for sure.
I made a class that converts a string of text into a png image and uploads on the server:
http://testing.mehhh.org/php/png.php (you can view php source on the page)
http://testing.mehhh.org/php/phg.php <-- shows php version
this one works great.
now I am trying to get this to work on a clients server
http://autoxplorer.com/~tameem/png.php This doesn't work!
http://autoxplorer.com/~tameem/php.php <-- also using same php version
what gives? I thought it's a permission thing.. but the png folder has full access.. and I tried a super simple uploading script and it runs and saves files to that folder. What is going on here?
You have just put online some PHP scripts that link to images. The link to the images actually is different.
http://testing.mehhh.org/php/png/4de9441d68cf8_1307132957.png
http://autoxplorer.com/~tameem/png/4de9424d41208_1307132493.png
While the first link returns actually an image, the second image link gives a 404 error. Looks like you have not configured your server properly to actually execute the PHP in the second case to return an image.