Problems with images -- newbee

[Newbee]

Hi !
Let's say that this is the folder on the server:
/web/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif
where i have stored my pictures. I have tryed with apsolute and relative
paths but i can't display images....

If i right click on the image the whole path is displayed on this way:
http://www.test.com/Dir1/Dir2/Dir3/w...ages/image.gif

Should i define global variables(?) or how to solve this....

thanx in advance

[Andy Hassall]

On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 15:57:09 +0100, "Newbee" <ph***@gtxmail.com> wrote:

Let's say that this is the folder on the server:
/web/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif
where i have stored my pictures. I have tryed with apsolute and relative
paths but i can't display images....

If i right click on the image the whole path is displayed on this way:
http://www.test.com/Dir1/Dir2/Dir3/w...ages/image.gif

Should i define global variables(?) or how to solve this....

Looks like you're probably missing a leading slash, or doing something else
wrong, hard to tell without some code.

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[Newbee]

Looks like you're probably missing a leading slash, or doing something else
wrong, hard to tell without some code.
****

This is the code part for the image ( this is document_root version):
<?php
print("<img src='" . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .
"/web/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif" );
?>

but i have tryed with

<?php
print("<img src='" . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .
"/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif" );
?>

but with no success...

[Jerry Stuckle]

Newbee wrote:

Looks like you're probably missing a leading slash, or doing something else
wrong, hard to tell without some code.
****

This is the code part for the image ( this is document_root version):
<?php
print("<img src='" . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .
"/web/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif" );
?>

but i have tryed with

<?php
print("<img src='" . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .
"/firstDir/secondDir/images/image.gif" );
?>

but with no success...

An img tag is already relative to the document root. Don't add it
again.

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