echo php image with url

[stegers72]

Hello ;

 

I am trying to echo an image with url, but I keep getting an error, I think my parameter .$modelurl.$item['performerid'].$modelpageext is not correct. Anyone that can help me out a bit ?

        echo '<img src="'.$file.'" width=\"160\" height=\"120\" border=\"0\" alt=\"\">';
        <a href=\".$modelurl.$item['performerid'].$modelpageext\">";

Many thanks in advance ;

Pascal

[cataiin]

try:

echo "<img src='".$file."' width='160px' height='120px' border='0px' alt='' />";
echo "<a href='".$modelurl.$item['performerid']."'>".$modelpagenext."</a>";

Edited September 18, 2013 by cataiin

[AbraCadaver]

Need more info.  What do those vars contain and what should the href look like?  And are you trying to make a clickable image?

[stegers72]

Need more info.  What do those vars contain and what should the href look like?  And are you trying to make a clickable image?

 

Thanks for your reply, yes I am trying to make a clickable image

 

$ext = '.jpg';

$modelurl = 'http://www.test-url/';

$modelpageext = '.php';

[cataiin]

what returns:

echo "<a href='".$modelurl.$item['performerid'].$modelpagenext."'><img src='".$file."' width='160px' height='120px' border='0px' alt='' /></a>";

?

[AbraCadaver]

What should the href look like?

[stegers72]

This seems to do the job ... Many thanks for the help

 

what returns:

echo "<a href='".$modelurl.$item['performerid'].$modelpagenext."'><img src='".$file."' width='160px' height='120px' border='0px' alt='' /></a>";

?

[AbraCadaver]

Model? Performer?  Is this a porn gallery?

[cataiin]

[jazzman1]

 

$ext = '.jpg';

$modelurl = 'http://www.test-url/';

$modelpageext = '.php';

@stegers72, using a "http://" prefix inside a "href" attribute tells the browser, that this searchable file/directory is outside of this server. It's not good for performance, but there is no problem if you want to use it, of course.

 

@cataiin, Abra is correct by saying to use meaningful variable names.

Edited September 19, 2013 by jazzman1

[stegers72]

@stegers72, using a "http://" prefix inside a "href" attribute tells the browser, that this searchable file/directory is outside of this server. It's not good for performance, but there is no problem if you want to use it, of course.

 

@cataiin, Abra is correct by saying to use meaningful variable names.

 

Thanks for the help. I appreciate it.