The problem:
I'd like to build – with PHP – a background-image url
on a server (Apache) (url itself or a full directory name).
I'd like to use a portable mechanism, I mean a PHP script
should work in Windows, Unix and Linux. In Windows I use:
...
<style type="text/css">
..a_class
{
<?php
$S_1 = getcwd()."/images/image_1.jpg"; //BACKGROUND PICTURE
echo "background-image: url($S_1);";
?>
....
It works fine but it doesn't work in FreeBSD, for example.
Thank you in advance.
Marek Kotowski
Warsaw
4  1777 
Hi Marek,
[...] ..
$S_1 = getcwd()."/images/image_1.jpg"; //BACKGROUND PICTURE
It works fine but it doesn't work in FreeBSD, for example.
What version of PHP on you "TEST" System and on FreeBSD ?
Kind Regards ?
--
Dipl.Ing.(FH) Karl Heinz Marbaise | www.marbaise.org
Jabba Dabba Dooh ;-) | ICQ# 135949029 Ma************@ wsip.com.pl (Marek Kotowski) wrote in message
news:<e5******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>...
I'd like to build ? with PHP ? a background-image url
on a server (Apache) (url itself or a full directory name).
I'd like to use a portable mechanism, I mean a PHP script
should work in Windows, Unix and Linux. In Windows I use:
..
<style type="text/css">
.a_class
{
<?php
$S_1 = getcwd()."/images/image_1.jpg"; //BACKGROUND PICTURE
echo "background-image: url($S_1);";
?>
...
It works fine
Only when client computer and the server are one and the same...
getcwd() returns the local name of the current working directory,
which is meaningless when client and server run on different
machines.
Here are two possible options for you:
Option One (no PHP involved, URL to the image is relative):
.a_class
{
background-image: '/images/image_1.jpg';
...
}
Option Two (some PHP involved, URL to the image is absolute):
.a_class
{
<?php
echo "background-image: 'http://",
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],
"/images/image_1.jpg';";
?>
...
}
Cheers,
NC nc@iname.com (Nikolai Chuvakhin) wrote in message news:<32******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>...
.... Here are two possible options for you:
Option One (no PHP involved, URL to the image is relative):
.a_class
{
background-image: '/images/image_1.jpg';
...
}
It doesn't work but I changed it a little to
background-image: url('images/image_1.jpg');
and this version works on Windows and FreeBSD as well.
Thank you very much.
Regards
Marek Kotowski
Warsaw
Karl Heinz Marbaise <kh********@gmx .de> wrote in message news:<c3******* ******@ID-68093.news.uni-berlin.de>... What version of PHP on you "TEST" System and on FreeBSD ?
Windows XP - 4.3.2.
FreeBSD - 4.3.4.
Kind regards. :-)
Marek Kotowski
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