Reputation: 9231
I use a script to get an image from another server and store it in the db, the problem is that when the url has a space in it, the function grabs nothing.
I tried to encode the url and to simply replace all spaces with %20 but with no success.
I'm running out of options, if any of you could give me some ideas would be great!
Thanks!
$thumb=imagecreatefromjpeg(http://www.dummysite.ca/imageone.jpg); //->WORKS
$thumb=imagecreatefromjpeg(http://www.dummysite.ca/image one.jpg); //->DOESN'T WORK
EDIT: more info: I'm running a CentOS machine, php 5.2.17
EDIT: found the answer, replacing spaces with %20 actually WORKS but I was foolish and only replace it before the imagecreatefromjpeg
call, it turns out getimagesize
needs it as well
Upvotes: 2
Views: 4098
Reputation: 9231
So for those who will have a similar problem
replacing spaces with %20
actually WORKS but I was foolish and only replace it before the imagecreatefromjpeg
call, it turns out getimagesize
needs it as well
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 4527
I would do everything in my power to keep spaces out of filenames. At whatever point the file enters your server it should be renamed to something with underscores. Personally For file uploads I rename every file to a combination of timestamp and the uploader's ip address. Grabbing from another server could use the same logic. If you need to save the original filename just save it as a text string associated with the DB entry.
Upvotes: 1