I have a code here that outputs a image link like http://img.domain.com/2515.jpg
<?php echo IMG_URL . $code . ".jpg" ?>
But i want to make it print this entire thing <img src="http://img.domain.com/2515.jpg" alt="" title="Created by domain.com" />
How can i format that php string <?php echo IMG_URL . $code . ".jpg" ?>
to include that entire img src link?
I am trying to fit it in this html code below
<li><a class="linkInsert" data-value="<?php echo IMG_URL . $code . ".jpg" ?>">Direct Link (email & IM)</a></li>
Update:
i figured it out below with just using '
<li><a class="linkInsert" data-value='<img src="<?php echo IMG_URL . $code ?>.jpg" alt="">'>HTML Image (websites / blogs)</a></li>
Try this,
<?php echo '<img src="'.IMG_URL.$code.'.jpg" alt="" title="Created by domain.com" />' ;?>
You just have to use single quotes and double quotes alternatively.
PHP can be embedded inside HTML:
<img src="<?php echo IMG_URL . $code ?>.jpg" alt="">
Related
I need to add this HTML tag:
<img src = "<?php echo esc_url( get_avatar_url( $post->post_author ) ); ?>" />
Inside PHP:
echo '<h3 class="nome-vendor-cat">',
$current_cat->name,
" di ",
'<a href="' . $vendor_link->get_shop_url() . '" class="nome-vendor">',
get_usermeta( $post->post_author, 'dokan_store_name' ),
'</span>',
'</h3>';
I have to insert that image in PHP, but it always generates syntax errors.
Based on:
<img src = "<?php echo esc_url(get_avatar_url($post->post_author));?>" />
Detect the PHP part:
esc_url(get_avatar_url($post->post_author))
Detect the HTML part:
<img src = "
//and
" />
Write it in PHP:
echo '<img src = "'.esc_url(get_avatar_url($post->post_author)).'" />';
And you should better use . for concating things.
Its ok to use , when you echo stuff.
But if you replace echo with an assignment $var = , you have to replace all , with . to get it work again.
So always use ..
In my code I show some images in this way:
...
<?php echo '<img src="' .$imageone. '" alt="" /> '?></a></div>
<?php echo '<img src="' .$imagetwo. '" alt="" /> '?></a></div>
...
where $imageone, $imagetwo have path from Mysql database
e.g.
$imagesone = "images/exposition/02-05-2017-11-28-00-foto 2_b.JPG";
This code is working in the same place where I have my images folder, but now I need to put the same code in a subfolder page and I'd like to use the same image.
So, I need to put dinamically "../" before my varible, something like this:
...
<?php echo '<img src="../' .$imageone. '" alt="" /> '?></a></div>
<?php echo '<img src="../' .$imagetwo. '" alt="" /> '?></a></div>
...
but it's not working.
Any suggestion?
EDIT This is my solution:
if ($images1 != ""){
$imageone = "../".$images1;
}
if ($images2 != ""){
$imagetwo = "../".$images2;
}
in this way I fixed my code and it's working!
Since you're using double quotation marks after src, you can just write down <img src="../$imageone" alt="" />
There's no need to use simple quotation marks to write the variable because the double quotation marks gets the variable number.
I'm trying to get an image using the following
$html ='<img alt="" src="'.bloginfo('stylesheet_directory').'/images/my-image.png">';
When I return $html the path from bloginfo('stylesheet_directory') shows in the top portion of the page instead in the src attribute of the image.
You should use use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() instead. And you are missing a quote (as CyberJunkie pointed out). Try this:
$img_path = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/images/my-image.png';
$html = '<img alt="" src="' . $img_path . '" />';
There is also a sample in the wordpress codex:
<img src="<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ?>/images/aternus.png" alt="" title="" width="" height="" />
bloginfo will automatically echo out the directory you are requesting, and has no return value. The output happens when you are building your string, not whenever you are echoing the $html variable.
I think the function you are looking for is get_stylesheet_directory_uri
Example usage of bloginfo (notice no echo):
<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>
Example usage of get_stylesheet_directory_uri:
<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?>
Part of the code that's supposed to display an image:
$userav = getUserAvatar($_SESSION['login']);
$image1 = '<img src="$userav" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80"/>';
echo '<span class="devpanellog">userav: '.$userav.'</span>';
?>
<div style="position:absolute; top:3px; left:3px; font-size: 12">
<?php
echo $image1;
?>
</div>
With $userav being userav: /wamp/www/graphics/avatars/defaultavatar.gif, the files exists there, there's nothing wrong with the image itself.
And the image that's being echo'ed:
http://prntscr.com/3ffb0j
I ran out of ideas, for now at least.
I have tried using /www/graphics/avatars and /graphics/avatars as the path to the dir but it didn't work either.
The script that's supposed to display the image is located in a different subfolder, /www/scripts/somescript.php while images are in /www/graphics/
After you noticed the pathetic fails I haven't noticed I fixed it to (also tried the other anwsers)
$image1 = '<img src="'.$userav.'" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80"';
and it still doesn't display the image.
Fixed. The solution was wrong quotes, missing />(edit - it works even without /> lol) and wrong path.
Some random function($pathtoavatars = "/graphics/avatars/")
$userav = getUserAvatar($_SESSION['login']);
$image1 = '<img src='.$userav.' alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80"';
echo '<span class="devpanellog">userav: '.$userav.'</span>';
?>
<div style="position:absolute; top:3px; left:3px; font-size: 12">
<?php
echo $image1;
?>
</div>
your image variable is wrong try:
$image1 = '<img src="' . $userav . '" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80" />';
Also your $userav variable is wrong - you'll just need the path from your webroot so assuming your web root is www you just need the /graphics/avatars/defaultavatar.gif part of it
Or you could try
$image1 = '<img src="' . str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], '', $userav) . '" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80" />';
This will never work:
$image1 = '<img src="$userav" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80"';
Do this instead:
$image1 = '<img src=" /graphics/avatars/'. $userav .'" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80">';
Not sure but I think you should change the quotation marks from ' to " and vice versa. You didn't close the image tags and also, I think you don't input the image right.
Try this:
$userav = getUserAvatar($_SESSION['login']);
$image1 = "<img src='" . $userav . "' alt='avatar.gif' width='80' height='80'>";
echo "<span class='devpanellog'>userav: " . $userav . "</span>";
?>
<div style="position:absolute; top:3px; left:3px; font-size: 12">
<?php
echo $image1;
?>
</div>
You are you single quotes, Single quotes mean literal display (the $var instead of its value).
To remedy this, you do this:
$image1 = '<img src="'.$userav.'" alt="avatar.gif" width="80" height="80" />';
---------------^^ ---^^
You can see the syntax highlighting change. Also, you forgot to close the image-tag :)
A topic with a more detailed explanation:
What is the difference between single-quoted and double-quoted strings in PHP?
Some examples:
$var = "Hello";
echo 'Say $var World'; // screen will say [Say $var World]
echo "Say $var World"; // screen will say [Say Hello World]
echo 'Say '.$var.' World'; // screen will say [Say Hello World]
echo "Say ".$var." World"; // screen will say [Say Hello World]
I store a pictures name in the database, and but it to a folder.
Now I want to insert that picture like this:
<?php $image = "/uploads/" . $_SESSION['profile_picture'] ?>
<img src="<?php echo $image?>" width="100" height="100">
It says:
Bad value "" for attribute "scr" on element "img":DOUBLE_WHITESPACE in PATH
Syntax of IRI reference:
Any URL. For example:'/hello/','#carvas', 'http://exaple.org'. Character should be represented in NFC and spaces should be escaped as %20.
I took an extra character. The correct code is the following:
<?php $image = "uploads/" . $_SESSION['profile_picture'] ?>
<img src="<?php echo $image?>" width="100" height="100">