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Posted by juglesh on 10/13/24 11:31
Malcolm Dew-Jones wrote:
> juglesh (jugleshjunk@hotmail.com) wrote:
>
> : Oli Filth wrote:
> : > juglesh said the following on 06/11/2005 18:28:
> : > > hello, here is my dir structure:
> : > >
> : > > /private
> : > > mainaction.php
> : > > img.jpg
> : > >
> : > > /public_html
> : > > index.php
> : > >
> : > > in index.php, I include mainaction.php. In mainaction.php, i want to
> : > > have
> : > > <img src='<?php insertImageHere ?>' > and have img.jpg show in
> : > > index.php.
> : >
> : > If the image file is in a private directory, it can't be accessed by the
> : > outside world, hence it can't be seen in a browser...
>
> : not directly, no, but can i do some thing with header() etc.?
>
> No.
or with some file_get_contents thing. For instance, you can turn an
image into a string of text and spit it out. Not sure how compatible
this is.
> The file must be in an accessible place.
>
> You mentioned having a public directory with links to the "real" copy of
> each "private" file. That technique would work.
Yeah, I'm just going with serving the images and .js from a public dir.
The css I couldnt make work with FF, @import worked fine with IE. I'm
just echoing the css straight to the page now.
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thanks all!
juglesh
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