PHP script

[maheswaran]

Have u checked that logo extension got coorectly for example logo.png. If you echo any values using single code, for example

<?
 echo '<img src="admin/fotos/logo.".$ext."">
?>

then you must add ". ." in variables.

[Markus]

Have u checked that logo extension got coorectly for example logo.png. If you echo any values using single code, for example

<?
 echo '<img src="admin/fotos/logo.".$ext."">
?>

then you must add ". ." in variables.

That won't work - and will definitely throw an error.

The correct PHP would look like:

<?
 echo "<img src='admin/fotos/logo" . $ext . "'>";
?>

Furthermore, please do not double post your questions.

[maheswaran]

i think your code is wrong

[Markus]

i think your code is wrong

Would you care to clarify?

[Dormilich]

the dot between file name and file extension is missing. there is also the required alt attribute missing.

[maheswaran]

while using "" there is no need to add ". ." to declearing values

[Dormilich]

while using "" there is no need to add ". ." to declearing values

that’s a matter of personal preference and not an error. besides you see the variables way better in highlighted source code. not sure you can do that with function call, too.

[Markus]

while using "" there is no need to add ". ." to declearing values

This does not make my code 'wrong'. Also, you are not declaring variables when you concatenate them into strings.

Mark.

[Markus]

the dot between file name and file extension is missing. there is also the required alt attribute missing.

Come on...

[Dormilich]

Come on...

guess how many people don’t know that?

[Markus]

guess how many people don’t know that?

That doesn't make my PHP wrong, which is what I was questioning ;)

[matheussousuke]

Thanks a lot, guys, but I caught another one. The one one who made this one (of this post) must had make it just for making people angry. I now declare this post closed. Thank you very much.