Parse and rebuild array value

[SaranacLake]

Hello.  I have a simple array with a key/value pair like this...

	foreach($photoFiles as $photoKey => $photoValue){
	 
	}
	

 

The $photoValue would be the file-name (e.g. "IMG_2340.JPG") and is used in my photo-gallery.

Now I am building a photo-details page and what I would like to do is have that larger image be "IMG_2340_large.JPG"

Is it possible to split up the array value, insert "_large" and then re-assemble the $photoValue so I can use it here...

	   <a href='client1/galleries/$galleryID/{$photoValue}'><image here</a>
	

 

 

Thanks.

 

 

[SaranacLake]

How about this...

	foreach($photoFiles as $photoKey => $photoValue){
	   $new = str_replace(".", "_large.", $photoValue);
	}
	

[requinix]

As long as your files only ever have the one period in their names, I guess.

Otherwise I would tell you to get the name without the extension, add your suffix, and then add the extension. pathinfo() would help with that.

[SaranacLake]

1 minute ago, requinix said:

As long as your files only ever have the one period in their names, I guess.

Otherwise I would tell you to get the name without the extension, add your suffix, and then add the extension. pathinfo() would help with that.

Can I use pathinfo() just on a filename and not a path?

 

[requinix]

Still the same thing.

[SaranacLake]

13 minutes ago, requinix said:

Still the same thing.

 

23 minutes ago, SaranacLake said:

How about this...

 

foreach($photoFiles as $photoKey => $photoValue){
       $fileNameArray = pathinfo($photoValue);
       $photoName = $fileNameArray['filename'];
       $photoExt = $fileNameArray['extension'];
       $newname = $photoName . "_med." . $photoExt;
}
	

 

 

[requinix]

I don't know, you tell me. Does it work?

[SaranacLake]

3 minutes ago, requinix said:

I don't know, you tell me. Does it work?

It works

[requinix]

Good.