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pwbank
pwbank

Reputation: 15

I need save file as name_01,name_02

Hello I need to save image name as name_01,name_02 but I tried more than 5 hours I can not out of this please check the code and help me out

if ($typeMessage == 'image') {
    $responseMedia = $bot - > getMessageContent($idMessage);
    if ($responseMedia - > isSucceeded()) {
        //  getRawBody() binary 

        $dataBinary = $responseMedia - > getRawBody(); // return binary
        // get file type from header
        $fileType = $responseMedia - > getHeader('Content-Type');

        if (preg_match('/image/', $fileType)) {

            list($fileType, $ext) = explode("/", $fileType);
            $ext = ($ext == 'jpeg' || $ext == 'jpg') ? "jpg" : $ext;
            if (!file_exists($fileFullSavePath)) {
                $counter = 1;

                $fileNameSave = 'lamsam_'.$counter.
                ".".$ext;
                else if (file_exists($fileFullSavePath)) {
                    $counter++;
                    $fileNameSave = 'lamsam_'.$counter.
                    ".".$ext;
                }
            }
        }


        $botDataFolder = 'LAMSAM PAPER/'; // main save file folder
        $botDataUserFolder = $botDataFolder.$sourceType.$sourceId; // sub folder= sourceId 
        if (!file_exists($botDataUserFolder)) { // check if don't have folder sourceId
            mkdir($botDataUserFolder, 0777, true);
        }
        // path 
        $fileFullSavePath = $botDataUserFolder.
        '/'.$fileNameSave;
        file_put_contents($fileFullSavePath, $dataBinary);

I expect the output

but the actual is only

Upvotes: 1

Views: 85

Answers (2)

pwbank
pwbank

Reputation: 15

for($i = 0; $i <= $num_files;) {
  $i++;
  $fp = fopen('lamsam_' . $i .'.jpg', 'w');
  fwrite($fp, $dataBinary);
  fclose($fp);
  $fp = $fileNameSave;
}

$num_file is what I use for count file in folder they show lamsam_1.jpg it's work for 1st pic but they do the same lamsam_1.jpg again

and I have tried for($i = 0; $i <= 10;)

they show lamsam_1.jpg, lamsam_2.jpg... until lamsam_10.jpg, same image but 10 names

Upvotes: 0

Adam
Adam

Reputation: 1304

Firstly, we can't see any loop, so $counter is unlikely to affect anything unless you are loop through it as seen below.

You can open a file (fopen()), and then write (fwrite()) the data to it. Once you've wrote the data to it, you need to close (fclose()) the file:

$fp = fopen('file.txt', 'a+'); //Append mode
// $fp = fopen('file.txt', 'w'); //Write mode
fwrite($fp, $data);
fclose($fp);

fopen(): https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php

fwrite(): https://php.net/manual/en/function.fwrite.php

fclose(): https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fclose.php

In a loop:

This will loop through all the images, and create the naming convention you need:

Start $i from 1, so $i should be less than or equal to $noOfFiles to continue the loop, obviously, you can use a different approach to achieve the same goal, but ideally, unless you're doing something clever with $_SESSION's with the counter, or some clever JavaScript with it, I can't see how you will ever get $counter to increase.

for($i = 1; $i <= $noOfFiles; $i++) {
    $fp = fopen('lamsam_' . $i .'.jpg', 'w');
    fwrite($fp, $data[$i]);
    fclose($fp);    
}

lamsam_1.jpg, lamsam_2.jpg etc.

You will need to calculate the $noOfFiles for the loop, and also have the data for your images in the $data array.

EDIT IN REPLY TO UPDATE

You need to have all of the image file data, ie, each image, stored in $dataBinary. So $dataBinary needs to be an array:

$dataBinary = array(
    $image1BinaryData,
    $image2BinaryData,
    $image3BinaryData,
    $image4BinaryData,
    $image5BinaryData,
    $image6BinaryData,
    $image7BinaryData,
    $image8BinaryData,
    $image9BinaryData
    $image10BinaryData    
);

So.. if you're getting your images using $responseMedia->getRawBody(), then you either want it to come as an array (which if you're getting the same image, it seems it's only getting a single image)... or you want to also loop through whatever method you have available to get all the images you are after and add them into the array.

Then in your loop, using $i as the index of the $dataBinary array, you can also loop through the images you are adding to each file, rather than just creating 10 files with different names but the same image:

for($i = 0; $i <= $num_files;) {
  $i++;
  $fp = fopen('lamsam_' . $i .'.jpg', 'w');
  fwrite($fp, $dataBinary[$i]);
  fclose($fp);
  $fp = $fileNameSave;
}

Upvotes: 1

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