Have you tried the “Show source” debug option:
This will let you explore the HTML code generated by your PHP code. Please post this HTML code.
I think the problem could be related to the restrictions of Chromium when working with local files.
Have you tried the “Show source” debug option:
This will let you explore the HTML code generated by your PHP code. Please post this HTML code.
I think the problem could be related to the restrictions of Chromium when working with local files.
With this script and using TRIDENT:… all PERFECT…
But if i change to CHRONIUM, i cannot see the image… there are other solution??
I advise that with chronium is_dir pass OK and if i use is_file PASS OK…
The only thing that don’t pass is the <img . . . > that when i put the path don’t show IMAGE! (the path is getted from the readdir function)
NEW UPDATE:
If i put a wrong image direction it show me the “NO IMAGE FOUND ICON”. . . If i put the correct onlt display a blank image (i already try to put different size width:500px for ej…)…
in the other hand… i can say that the source code it’s the SAME!!!
But in chronium don’t work…
And i take advantage of this post for one question?
I do i use the preimium support?? I’m a pay user of exeoutput…
CHRONIUM:
C:\Program Files (x86)\EasyPHP-5.3.9\www\Data\TRIDENT:
C:\Program Files (x86)\EasyPHP-5.3.9\www\Data<img src=‘C:\Program Files (x86)\EasyPHP-5.3.9\www\Data\ejemplo_estuche_1.jpg’ alt=‘Smiley face’ height=‘800px’ width=‘800px’ />
Both code are the same… but in TRIDENT i see the image… in CHRONIUM i don’t see them…
i see the image as BLANK IMAGE (No error icon) only the image blank with the ALT TEXT…
I think too that the problem could be related to the restrictions of Chromium when working with local files.
Is There a solution for this problem?!?
Thank you in advance.
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There is a solution highlighted in the General Demo (about extensions and images). You can use PHP to read the image file and return the image’s data. For instance, see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/900207/return-a-php-page-as-an-image
uh! Thank’s for the trick!!!