[RESOLVED] Having problem with looping image resizer

[Kwakhed]

So I'm working on a shopping cart and I have a field in my db with the image name. Now when I try to loop through the db and display each product name and image, I have a resizer called imagesizer.php in which the image is sent to. For some reason when I display the page it only resizes the first image Heres the code I have on the main page.

foreach($products as $product) { ?>
	<tr>
	<td width="70%"><?php echo($product['name']); ?></td>
	<!-- where the problem is
        <td><img src="imagesizer.php?imgfile=<?php echo($product['pic']); ?>" border="0"></td>
-->
	<td width="15%" align="right">$<?php echo($product['price']); ?></td>
	<td width="15%" align="center" cellpadding="2"><a href="javascript:buy( <?php echo(
		$product['id']); ?> );"><img src="images/buy.jpg" border="0" ></a>
	<tr>

anyone know why it only resizes one image? the other images won't even display and when i right-click view the image it just takes me to the imagesizer.php page with the image url in display.

Any help would be great

[NogDog]

What does the resulting HTML look like (i.e.: doing a "view source" in the browser on the resulting page)?

PS: putting your PHP code within

[/b] [url=http://phpbuilder.com/board/misc.php?do=bbcode]bbcode tags[/url] makes it a lot easier to read your source code snippets here.

[Kwakhed]

Thank you for the tip about

, will definately do that next time.  Well in the source code for the index page for the first image (which does display)looks like so:
[code=html]<td><img src="imagesizer.php?imgfile=image1.jpg" border="0"></td>

the second image tag in the source code (which won't display) looks like this:

<td><img src="imagesizer.php?imgfile=image2.jpg" border="0"></td>

and theres also a third and fourth but you can pretty much tell that its pretty much the same except the imgfile variable is incremented in the file number.

Heres the code i have in imagesizer.php:

header('Content-type: image/jpeg');

list($width, $height) = getimagesize('images/' . $imgfile);
$newwidth = 100;
$newheight = 100;

$thumb = ImageCreateTrueColor($newwidth,$newheight);
$source = imagecreatefromjpeg($imgfile);

imagecopyresized($thumb, $source, 0, 0, 0, 0, $newwidth, $newheight, $width, $height);

imagejpeg($thumb);

[NogDog]

The only reason I can think of for it not working is that the image file either does not exist or is corrupted. Can you view the image directly OK (calling the image's URL directly instead of the resizer script)? Are the filenames correct, including upper-/lower-case letters? Did you feed the ants? (See avatar. 😉 )

[Kwakhed]

yup image shows up if called in the url. Another weird thing is that where the missing image is, if you right click view image it directs you to the imagesizer.php?imgfile=image2.jpg url and inside it will the display the text url being passed into the image sizer php file.

(i. e. the only thing that appears on that page of missing image will show imagesizer.php?imgfile=image2.jpg in text) and file names all seem to be right. For some reason when you pass the variable name other than image1.jpg throught the query string, it pretty much just spits back the url at you.

[Kwakhed]

bah I figured it nvm lol. I had the image path messed up in the imagesizer.php. Thanks for your help though.😃