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I've just started learning how to make dynamic websites using PHP and CSS with some html. I use div tags for my images (and other stuff). The problem is, when i save the file and access it via web-browser, i can see the images loading but they never finish.....the page just stays blank. I've got a free webhosting account where i uploaded the same files and they worked (displaying all the stuff thats suppose to be displayed) so this has to be an option i can enable in my php.ini file. Can someone plz tell me what that option is?
thx alot!
php.ini has nothing to do with images loading or rendering on a website on a webserver. If you post a snippet of the code that deals with the images and or link us, we might be able to provide better support.
Has nothing to do with the GD library.. your thinking too hard on a very simple problem. It has nothing to do with anything except you not knowing the concept of paths within your document root directory for your website, the browser on the remote end is what renders the image, not your server.
So if your images directory resides in /var/www/MySite as in /var/www/MySite/images, change your code to look like this instead, taking the / in front of images out:
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