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shadowz
shadowz

Reputation: 33

Echoing Steam avatar using the Steam API

Made a question earlier but it was a bit too vague, I have these pages of code:

steamauth.php: http://pastebin.com/j7Y3h56i

userInfo.php: http://pastebin.com/yuv2b8zT

I have a very basic knowledge of PHP, but an advanced knowledge of HTML. What I am looking to do is when a user logs into the site through the steam API, I would like print/echo the steam avatar of the user. I tried using 

 <img src=<?php echo '"{$avatar}"'; ?> />

in the index.php as well as other variations, but nothing seems to work. What line of code can I use to echo the steam avatar, and where does it go?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1627

Answers (1)

Jordi vd M
Jordi vd M

Reputation: 88

use:

<img src=<?php echo('"' . $avatar . '"'); ?></img>

And make sure that your URL starts with http://
to check just use:

<php echo($avatar); ?>

you always could use:

<img src=<?php echo('"http://' . $avatar . '"'); ?></img>

And NEVER forget:
first load your functions/variables before they are usable :p

Upvotes: 1

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