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So, I'm a little stuck on what to do and hope some of the clever folks around here can solve my issue.

I have setup a simple page to display all the images that use a .jpg extension in a certain directory, which works fine for my needs apart from one thing. I cannot seem to get my head around how to implement a URL encode/decode for the symbols (i.e # \ / and spaces).

How would I go about implementing some sort of URL encode that is automatic, in the code below.

Thanks.

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I'm a bit confused on exactly what you are asking here (Are you trying to just decode from the directory or handle both encode/decode?)

The htmlentities() function might be of use to you.
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I don't really understand it myself, but I'll try to explain as best I can.

I have a image file in a directory that I would like to display on a web page, which works fine for files that have the regular names. But when it comes to files with # or < > in the name, it fails to display.

htmlEntities sounds like what I need or PHP String Replace, not sure which would be better.

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Are you unable to rename your images?
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I'm barely educated on PHP, but wouldn't this be PHP String Replace of some sorts? If I were you I would just change the image's file name and go from there because it's a much easier solution than practically almost rebuilding
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-Deano wrote Are you unable to rename your images?
I am yes, but since new images are added very frequently under pre made names, renaming them is out of the options list for this use case.

I think I'm missing a small bit of code to automatically convert # to %23 which in turn, works perfectly.
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In that case, use [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
You supply the string to convert to a URL encoded string.

Also use [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] to convert back, if necessary.
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Craig wrote
-Deano wrote Are you unable to rename your images?
I am yes, but since new images are added very frequently under pre made names, renaming them is out of the options list for this use case.

I think I'm missing a small bit of code to automatically convert # to %23 which in turn, works perfectly.

uhhh
urlencode()
urldecode()
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no need for FANCY shit like -deano want u to use
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lamronsavage wrote
uhhh
urlencode()
urldecode()
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no need for FANCY shit like -deano want u to use


I mean, I suggested rawurlencode() and you think that's fancy shit?
It's literally the same as what you are suggesting, except spaces are also converted to %20 instead of a +...
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Either one I wouldn't mind, but how the hell i integrate it with the code above, is still beyond me xD
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