I've been bothered by this problem for a while now. I'm trying to load images in PHP but there are jpg and JPG images and when I try to load images by jpg the JPG ones are not found (obviously)
$img1 = '<img src="imgs/'.$firstImage.'.jpg"></img>';
$img2 = '<img src="imgs/'.$secondImage.'.jpg"></img>';
$img3 = '<img src="imgs/'.$thirdImage.'.jpg"></img>';
$img4 = '<img src="imgs/'.$fourthImae.'.jpg"></img>';
Any idea how to fix this problem?
I tried using if_exists
but that didn't work out well
if (file_exists('http://website_url.nl/imgs/'.$firstImage.'.jpg')) {
$img1 = '<img src="imgs/'.$firstImage.'.jpg"></img>';
} else {
$img1 = '<img src="imgs/'.$firstImage.'.JPG"></img>';
}
Problem now is that it can't find the images with regular jpg. For example I try to load 23.jpg
but the script tries to load 23.JPG
because the file 23.jpg
doesn't exist, while it does exist and is placed in the folder while 23.JPG
isn't. It works with the JPG files. For example DOC_202.JPG
is found because DOC_202.jpg
doesn't exist so it loads the JPG
one. But with the jpg
ones it won't work. Any solutions?
With kind regards,
Just check for the file in your local directory, don't use the url
if(file_exists('imgs/'.$firstImage.'.jpg')) {
Most url wrapper don't support stat(), see http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-exists.php (blue note about php5 at the end) and http://www.php.net/manual/en/wrappers.php
Edit:
PS: Side note, when using windows the directory separator is a backslash '\', on linux it's the forward slash '/'. See global constant DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR
if you need a global solution.