To make things clear i don't know the first thing about programming, but i guess this one would be easy to solve if one knows php programming.
I'm using a squirrelmail plugin which contains the following code:

[HTML]if($junkfolder_useimage == true) {
$note .= '<img src="../plugins/junkfolder/images/warning.png" alt="Warning" title="Warning" align="center" /><br /> ';
}[/HTML]

And when it runs through the webserver the text comes out as this:

[HTML]<img src="../plugins/junkfolder/images/warning.png" alt="Warning" title="Warning" align="center" /><br />[/HTML]

If anyone knows how to fix this please let me know.

If someone is interested in the entire file it's avialable here:

http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=212

The file is called setup.php and has 143 lines so it's quite small.

Thanks!

/Peter

I don't see the problem. That script is doing exactly what it should do. It's saying "if the variable $junkfolder_useimage is true, print the line '<img src="../plugins/junkfolder/images/warning.png" alt="Warning" title="Warning" align="center" /><br />' into the variable $note. I would assume that later there is a line that says print $note - or maybe echo $note.

Because this is a php document, nothing will be displayed unless you TELL it to be displayed - that means using the print, echo, or printf commands. You should read an intro to PHP: http://us2.php.net/tut.php

First of all thanks for replying!
This is not my code and i don't know the first thing about php. But it looks to me like the author tried to display an image instead of the code string. There is actually an image included in the path:

plugins/junkfolder/images/warning.png

But instead it's displaying the text:

<img src="../plugins/junkfolder/images/warning.png" alt="Warning" title="Warning" align="center" /><br />

Never mind that. I read the document and found a way to "turn off" php and display the image via "good old html".
Basically i added this in the middle of the middle of the file:

[HTML]?>
<img src="......... >
<?php[/HTML]

Not the most beautiful way to do it but at least it works!

Again thanks for your help!

/Peter

That looks like to coder was setting variable rather then displaying a picture, that is most likely the reason it was displaying the text. I am not sure, I haven't done much with PHP.