[rjwebgraphix]

I'd like to display an image based on the url in a similar fashion that you can display html files based on the address bar.

Example:

http://www.anysite.com/frameset.php?page=home

Then breaking the PHP down to it's simplest form in page frameset.php I have the following code.

<?php
include("$page.html");
?>

in the same respect I would like to change an image in frameset.php based on the url, so it would look something like this.

http://www.anysite.com/frameset.php?...picture=mypic1

I can do this by creating a separate html, adding the pic there, then using the same as the above to display that html, but for anything above a few images, it's kinda redundant. I figure the images are already there and I shouldn't need a separate html file for each image I want to display, so looking looking for it's simplest form to pass the variable to the IMG tag.

Thanks,
RJ

[rjwebgraphix]

As an afterthought....

Can I use something like this?

<IMG SRC="<?php $picture ?>.jpg" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

[rjwebgraphix]

Originally Posted by rjwebgraphix

As an afterthought....

Can I use something like this?

<IMG SRC="<?php $picture ?>.jpg" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

Ok, so I am talking to myself here, bear with me.

No, that doesn't work, but I'm hoping in it's simplest form I'm not too far off there.

Thanks for any help,
RJ

[rjwebgraphix]

I tried this also....

<IMG SRC=<?php include("$picture.jpg"); ?> WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

which obviously didn't work, I didn't think it would, but I get the following error.

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=29) state=1 in rjwebgraphix.com/forum/wb2.jpg on line 91

Parse error: parse error in rjwebgraphix.com/forum/wb2.jpg on line 91
BORDER="0">

wb2 is what I passed from the url. I think I got this error because it was expecting text like in an html and not expecting an image.

Again, any input would be helpful.

RJ

[<?Wille?>]

PHP Code:

<IMG SRC="<?php echo $picture.'.jpg'; ?>" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

# from url #

$pic = htmlspecialchars($_GET['picture']); // dont use special chars like < or äåö in pic names

<IMG SRC="<?php echo $pic.'.jpg'; ?>" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

[rjwebgraphix]

Originally Posted by <?Wille?>

PHP Code:

<IMG SRC="<?php echo $picture.'.jpg'; ?>" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="38" BORDER="0">

So simple, I knew it just had to be a matter of proper formatting.

Thanks!
RJ