jacker

I'm writing a simple counter program in php to include on my website. I threw this together real quick and the file handling works perfectly, but my images aren't displaying and I'm just not seeing why. I'm getting the dreaded white box with the red 'x' through it. The line of code on my main page is:

<?php include("/home/account/public_html/counter/counter.php"); ?>


counter.php is as follows:
<?php
$fp = fopen("/home/account/public_html/counter/counter.txt" , "r");
$count = (int)fread($fp, 1024);
$count++;
fclose($fp);
for ($i = 0 ;$i < strlen($count) ; $i++)
{
$imgsrc = substr($count,$i ,1);
//display the image(s)
echo "<img src =\"/home/account/public_html/counter/" . $imgsrc . ".GIF\">";
}
$fp = fopen("/home/account/public_html/counter/counter.txt", "w");
fwrite($fp, $count);
fclose($fp);
?>

The images are 0.GIF, 1.GIF, etc.

Can anyone see why these wouldn't be displaying? I just need another pair of eyes to look at it at this point.

puckchaser

Can you call the images directly in your browser?

http://domain.com/counter/1.GIF ?

Also, are your GIF extensions UPPER CASE , lower case or Mixed Case?

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jacker

I can access the images directly in my browser from http://domain.com/counter/1.GIF .

And my file extensions are all upper case such as .GIF

MarkRH

change
to:
Must remember, when sending stuff to the browser such as images and URL links, the "root" is public_html. That should solve it. Oh, I also changed the double quotes on the outside of the echo to single quotes so you don't have to escape the inside double quotes. The important thing is changing the image path in the src attribute.

Hope that helps.

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jacker

Thanks so much! I knew it had to be something obvious that I was missing. Works great now!