Posted by Fred Atkinson on 08/30/07 04:09

On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:17:09 +0100, "peter" <submit@flexiwebhost.com>
wrote:

>
>> It returns null, which brings up a blank image.
>
>then you can simply do something such as:-
>
><?PHP
>$image = getRandomImage('LL/');
>if (is_null($image))
>{
> $image = '';// Set to the image you wish
>}
>echo "<img src='$image' height=90 width=120 alt='LL'>";
>?>
>
>in the if statement place the path and name of the image you want to use as
>the image that will be displayed if nothing is returned from the function.
>

When I use this:

<?php
$image = getRandomImage('LL/');
if (is_null($image))
{
$image = 'none.jpg';// Set to the image you wish
}
echo "<img src='$image' height=90 width=120 alt='LL'>";
?>

and pull up the Web page I look at the source and I see this:
<img src='' height=90 width=120 alt='LL'>

As you can see the 'none.jpg' default file is not coded into
the resulting HTML.

Any idea why?

Regards,



Fred

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