> In your HTML file if there is the img tag which refers to the image file
test.jpg then u have to mention that like this
> http://www.sitename.com/image/test.jpg> where image(if there is
any such directory) is the directory where the test.jpg is stored.
> Do tell me if this works
>
> Bye
>
> S
Hi Michael,
I hope i can give u the solution for this. The task is u have to specify the actual
path of the your image files. For example
In your HTML file if there is the img tag which refers to the image file test.jpg then
u have to mention that like this
http://www.sitename.com/image/test.j
: [PHP-WIN] HMTL E-mails with images (again)
Michael Horton wrote:
>>Most common solution is to put the images somewhere on an webserver
>>and
>>embed them in your html as: >src="http://your.web.server/image.extension"; />
>>
> Hmmm, I tried tha
Michael Horton wrote:
Most common solution is to put the images somewhere on an webserver and
embed them in your html as: http://your.web.server/image.extension"; />
Hmmm, I tried that, but got the familiar "red cross in a box" problem...
Mike
Are the images protected against hot-linking, e.g.
Michael Horton wrote:
Hi,
Having just recently started to try and use php (by necessity- the only
person in the department who used php left us recently).
I'm trying to make a form to send out a specific e-mail to the selected
recipients. I've managed to get it to send an html e-mail to the recipie
Hi,
Having just recently started to try and use php (by necessity- the only
person in the department who used php left us recently).
I'm trying to make a form to send out a specific e-mail to the selected
recipients. I've managed to get it to send an html e-mail to the recipients
I want, but I can