I tried the following code to check existence of file in root.
if($res['profile_picture']!="" && file_exists("images/".$res['users_id']."/thumnails/".$res['profile_picture'])){
$photo_p="images/".$res['users_id']."/thumnails/".$res['profile_picture'];
}
It works only on root directory not sub directory.
I'm not sure whether function file_exist checks for both absolute and relative paths so I tried adding ROOT and $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']
. But still it didn't worked out.
Any Help?
For code portability I suggest you always use absolute paths in functions like file_exists()
, otherwise you may wind up breaking your head when including multiple files in different directories and/or running in CLI mode.
ROOT
constant may be undefined in your code. Also, $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']
in some circumstances cannot be relied on, i.e. when you use vhost_alias
apache module.
Generally,
file_exists("{$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']}/images/{$res['users_id']}/thumnails/{$res['profile_picture']}")
should work for you.