Tx for the replies, I fixed the problem:
solution:
USE --> $filename = str_replace(" ", "%20",$_GET["image"]);
NOT --> $filename = str_replace("%20", " ",$_GET["image"]);
Best Regards
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I had trouble with spaces in pathnames. I got r
I had trouble with spaces in pathnames. I got round it by surrounding the
whole pathname with quotes - an old Windows trick:
$s = "'" . $PHP_SELF . "'"; #surround with quotes to allow for spaces in
pathname
echo "
" .#use quotes
[ ...etc ]
Not sure if it applies in your ca
Personally, I've always coded the spaces into underscores and made sure
the file is saved as that.
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Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] mime_content_type remote file
There is no
There is no problem when there are no spaces in the name.
I can't prevent spaces in the filename, is there a workaround?
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How about a file without any spaces in the name?
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