Trimming

[inspireddesign]

Hello all.

 

I have a function that inserts an image into an RTF Word document using various control words (below).  My problem is that when the image is inserted I get both the image and the path at which the image is located.

 

So when I open the output document I see ../path/imagename.jpg and the image below.  Is there a way to trim the path from the image that is being inputted?  Thanks for any help on this one.

 

<?php

function add_image($image, $ratio, $align = 'left')
{
	$file = @file_get_contents($image);

	if (empty($file))

		return NULL;

	$image .= "\\ql ";
	$image .= "{";
	$image .= "\\pict\\jpegblip\\picscalex". $ratio ."\\picscaley". $ratio ."\\bliptag132000428 ";
	$image .= trim(bin2hex($file));
	$image .= "\n}\n";
	$image .= "\\par\n";

  		return $image;
}

?>

[thebadbad]

basename():

 

<?php

function add_image($image, $ratio, $align = 'left')
   {
      $file = @file_get_contents($image);
      
      if (empty($file))

         return NULL;

      $image = basename($image);
      $image .= "\\ql ";
      $image .= "{";
      $image .= "\\pict\\jpegblip\\picscalex". $ratio ."\\picscaley". $ratio ."\\bliptag132000428 ";
      $image .= trim(bin2hex($file));
      $image .= "\n}\n";
      $image .= "\\par\n";
      
        return $image;
   }

?>

[inspireddesign]

Well... we are on the right path ... it removed the path but still producing the image name.  Any thoughts?

[inspireddesign]

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Well... we are on the right path ... it removed the path but still producing the image name.  Any thoughts?

 

Would like to remove the filename as well as the path.  Thanks for the help.

[inspireddesign]

Is there anyway to trim both the path and the filename from the output.  Currently, the below solution trims the path but still leaves the filename with extension.  Learning a whole lot from this forum.  Thanks for everyone's help

 

<?php

function add_image($image, $ratio, $align = 'left')
   {
      $file = @file_get_contents($image);
      
      if (empty($file))

         return NULL;

      $image = basename($image);
      $image .= "\\ql ";
      $image .= "{";
      $image .= "\\pict\\jpegblip\\picscalex". $ratio ."\\picscaley". $ratio ."\\bliptag132000428 ";
      $image .= trim(bin2hex($file));
      $image .= "\n}\n";
      $image .= "\\par\n";
      
        return $image;
   }

?>

[thebadbad]

Oh, you want to remove the whole lot? Then in your original code, start the $image string with "\\ql " instead of concatenating it with the path ('cause $image contains the path to start with):

 

<?php

function add_image($image, $ratio, $align = 'left')
   {
      $file = @file_get_contents($image);
      
      if (empty($file))

         return NULL;

      $image = "\\ql ";
      $image .= "{";
      $image .= "\\pict\\jpegblip\\picscalex". $ratio ."\\picscaley". $ratio ."\\bliptag132000428 ";
      $image .= trim(bin2hex($file));
      $image .= "\n}\n";
      $image .= "\\par\n";
      
        return $image;
   }

?>

[inspireddesign]

Thanks!  That worked!