[Crying] php output image problem is killing me

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Hey, if you can give me url or code in pm. I'll fix this issue for you.
Just some parameters issue tends to be there and because of that image is getting broken.

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
Ok. I used chrome & inspected the element. & the image output is okay

<img src="profile/paul k 23445667788744.jpg" border="0" width="300" height="200">

As, pointed out by tb303 above, my html code doesn't need a slash. Anyways, I took it off & it still didn't work. Image is still broken. I ran a Google search & I'm surprised there was no useful reply even on stackoverflow.....

your image name is paulk23445667788744.jpg but after generating, it is getting parameters as paul k 23445667788744.jpg and because of those spaces you are getting broken image.

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

tb303 said:
this line in your code

Code:

<td class=\"stylki go\"><img src='/'". $register["image"] ." border=\"0\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\"

you're not closing the image tag. change it to this

Code:

<td class=\"stylki go\"><img src='/'". $register["image"] ." border=\"0\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\">

you could also do it this way as it makes your code easier to read (for me anyway lol)

Code:

<td class='stylki go'><img src='".$register['image']."' border='0' width='300' height='200'>

also technically by adding a slash to the start of the url you fetch from the DB you make it absolute to root

if your "profile" directory is a sub of where your php is located then you were right with no slash
if profile is found in the www root then you need to add a slash at the start.

Man thanks for ur reply. I tried it & I'm still stuck here. The funny thing is I used same method of outputting image from db on other part of my script.

Could it be db datatype( I used varchar) or encoding (i used latin1)

Oh..…. I'm so crazzzyyy now

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
Thanks, man... I really don't know what u mean. The output code is something like this:

$details = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM master WHERE username='$delle'");
mysql_fetch_array($details);
$out=$details["image"];
echo $out;

N:B==> in db, image is stored like this: " profile/image_name.jpg "

I guess it's relative since it will automatically be appended to browserurl
E.g blackhatworld.com/profile/image_name.jpg

I use this one and everything works lyk a charm

$sql = "SELECT * FROM products WHERE id = $id";
$sth = $db->query($sql);
$result=mysqli_fetch_array($sth);
echo '<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,'.base64_encode( $result['image'] ).'"/>';

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
Hey, if you can give me url or code in pm. I'll fix this issue for you.
Just some parameters issue tends to be there and because of that image is getting broken.

It's a really large script. I have about 10000+ lines in this particular php file(which is not too ideal to share). If I give a the section corresponding to the image, I don't know if u will grab the idea cos of so many coinditions preceding the image section that's why I'm skeptical.... Do I still share image section with u? Thanks

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
I use this one and everything works lyk a charm

$sql = "SELECT * FROM products WHERE id = $id";
$sth = $db->query($sql);
$result=mysqli_fetch_array($sth);
echo '<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,'.base64_encode( $result['image'] ).'"/>';

Man, oop.... I'm using procedural php. I didn't use base64 when uploading... Will it be a problem using this code?

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
your image name is paulk23445667788744.jpg but after generating, it is getting parameters as paul k 23445667788744.jpg and because of those spaces you are getting broken image.

yea... I think this should be the problem ..... Hoiw do I stop this? Oooo..... I love ur thinking skill

BlogPro · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
Ok. I used chrome & inspected the element. & the image output is okay

<img src="profile/paul k 23445667788744.jpg" border="0" width="300" height="200">

As, pointed out by tb303 above, my html code doesn't need a slash. Anyways, I took it off & it still didn't work. Image is still broken. I ran a Google search & I'm surprised there was no useful reply even on stackoverflow.....

Try adding your absolute URL in your output to see if it works.

It gets really hard to diagnose an issue which shouldn't occur normally, without having seen the page first.

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
yea... I think this should be the problem ..... Hoiw do I stop this? Oooo..... I love ur thinking skill

$new = str_replace(' ', '%20', $your_string);
use this, the issue will get solve

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
$new = str_replace(' ', '%20', $your_string);
use this, the issue will get solve

Man..... Please, I beg u in the name of God be a little elaborate

$your_sting= what do I put here?

What do I echo as the image output to display image ? $new?

echo $new; ?

Where to put Img src now?

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

BlogPro said:
Try adding your absolute URL in your output to see if it works.

It gets really hard to diagnose an issue which shouldn't occur normally, without having seen the page first.

I really appreciate ur persistent persistent help. It still didn't work....

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
Man..... Please, I beg u in the name of God be a little elaborate

$your_sting= what do I put here?

What do I echo as the image output to display image ? $new?

echo $new; ?

Where to put Img src now?

Don't beg mate...
We are here to help

Code:

echo str_replace(' ', '%20', 'http://domain.com/profile/paul k 23445667788744.jpg');  <-use this one

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
Don't beg mate...
We are here to help

Code:

echo str_replace(' ', '%20', 'http://domain.com/profile/paul k 23445667788744.jpg'); <-use this one

Lol.. Yea, help me.

But,
Man, it's not specific to that image. I'm using it for all users..… look at my output code

echo"<img src='" .$profile["pic"]. "' border=\"0\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\">";

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

@soccerlover... It turns out that in my db, the image already contains white space... Why isn't it still outputting? Oh... Will this ever be solved now? & I was happy already

SoccerLover · Jan 5, 2017

Jangga said:
@soccerlover... It turns out that in my db, the image already contains white space... Why isn't it still outputting? Oh... Will this ever be solved now? & I was happy already

can you forward your code to me? I'll look at everything and will fix it.
It doesn't seems to be a bigger issue.

samiejg · Jan 5, 2017

Going back to your convo with soccerlover, I think he is referring to this:

$profile["pic"] = str_replace(' ', '%20', $profile["pic"]);

Or something along those lines

Like you're taking that DB variable, and filtering it to replace the spaces with nothing.

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

samiejg said:
Going back to your convo with soccerlover, I think he is referring to this:

$profile["pic"] = str_replace(' ', '%20', $profile["pic"]);

Or something along those lines Like you're taking that DB variable, and filtering it to replace the spaces with nothing.

Yea.... Thanks. I did it. But, not working ...... Hmmm

Jangga · Jan 5, 2017

soccerlover said:
can you forward your code to me? I'll look at everything and will fix it.
It doesn't seems to be a bigger issue.

Ok Boss. I'll do that soon

tb303 · Jan 5, 2017

little confused. can you clarify

profile/paul k 23445667788744.jpg is what is output from your database? So what should the correct filename look like? Full path (excluding domain)

the advice about escaping the whitespace above is probably pointless.
your browser will do this automatically. eg click here

as you say this works on another page but not on this one then that implies its the code thats wrong not how its stored in the db

It does sound like a relative url problem. How does the full path to the jpg compare to the one echo'd from the db?
Test it - Add another line to your code to echo a <a> tag with your db url as the href. Then click it see what you get and how that compares with what it should be.

Jangga · Jan 6, 2017

soccerlover said:
can you forward your code to me? I'll look at everything and will fix it.
It doesn't seems to be a bigger issue.

Check pm pls

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