Posted by Oli Filth on 09/18/05 04:16

Luigi Donatello Asero said the following on 17/09/2005 22:49:
> "Oli Filth" <catch@olifilth.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet
> news:cdZWe.10562$zw1.8414@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net...
>
>>Luigi Donatello Asero said the following on 17/09/2005 15:42:
>>
>>>"Oli Filth" <catch@olifilth.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet
>>>news:oULWe.1068$QU3.208@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>>
>>>>Luigi Donatello Asero said the following on 16/09/2005 19:52:
>>>>
>>>>>How do I upload a different photo every minute?
>>>>
>>>>What do you mean by "upload"? Upload from where?
>>>
>>>In that case from a directory called "bilder".
>>>(see below).
>>>
>>So you don't actually mean "upload"? Uploading is (generally) the
>>process of transferring a file from a client computer to a server.
>
> And downloading should be the process of transferring a file from the
> website, that means the server into my computer (as a client)

But that has nothing to do with uploading, and neither does your
original question, as far as I can see...

>
>>>>>Can I use this expression and call the photos
>>>>>for example 20-01.jpg 20-02.jpg and so on ?
>>>>>
>>>>><?php
>>>
>>>
> $picture='https://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/bilder/'.strftime('H-M').'.jpg';
>
>>>>>print("<img src='$picture' alt=\"Amundön\"/ WIDTH=\"230\"/
>>>>>HEIGHT=\"230\"></a>")
>>>>>;
>>>>>?>
>>
>>Well, other than the fact that you have forward slashes for no apparent
>>reason after alt="Amundon" and WIDTH="230", and an extraneous </a>, yes
>>it should work.
>
>
>
> Slashes seem to be working. They let me have 2 opening (") tags.
> I think I have found an example soimewhere else.

Yes, the back-slashes do. But the forward-slashes do nothing, and
shouldn't be there.

>
>>Couldn't you just try it and find out, rather than asking here? ;)
>
>
>
> I did it but, unfortunately, it did not work for some reason.

What didn't work? As long as the PHP prints the correct HTML, and the
corresponding image file exists, then it should work.


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Oli

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