[RESOLVED] getimagesize issue

treeleaf20

I'm using getimagesize but if it can't find the file it gives a nasty error message that I don't want my users to see. Is there a way to give a nicely formatted error message when using getimagesize?

Thanks.

FatalError

Do something like this:

$size = @getimagesize('filenamegoeshere.jpg')
if (!$size)
{
die('The image was not found');
}

treeleaf20

I tried that, however I still get a warning message.

Here is my code:

$filename = "http://www.website.com/user/images/$id/$pics[pic]";
$height = getimagesize($filename);
if (!$height)
{
$invalid = "yes";
$width=$height[0];
$height = $height[1];
}

I don't neccessarily want the application to do, later I have logic not to display the picture but an error message, however the warning still appears and I need to get rid of it. The warning is:

getimagesize(http://www.website.com/user/images/80/IMG_0107.jpg): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in /home/website/public_html/profile/pro.php

Thanks for the help.

bradgrafelman

FatalError suggested using the error surpressing character in his code, though you did not use it.

I recommend the same suggestion as he did.

EDIT: Also, inside your IF statement to check if an error occured, you have $width and $height being set by array indeces in $height. Why would these array indeces exist if we just discerned that $height equals FALSE?

treeleaf20

AHh didn't even realize he had the @ in front. Thanks for pointing it out.