I'm using the dompdf library to print reports, but I do not want to render the image and it just shows me an X, here the code:
echo"<img src='$imageURL = /roda/img/.$row[ruta_imagen]'/>"; I'm using the dompdf library to print reports, but I do not want to render the image and it just shows me an X, here the code:
echo"<img src='$imageURL = /roda/img/.$row[ruta_imagen]'/>";You are putting the code wrong, what you have now:
echo"<img src='$imageURL = /roda/img/.$row[ruta_imagen]'/>";
You have several problems:
As you are writing, the src generated will be as follows:
"VALOR_DE_IMAGEURL = /roda/img/.VALOR_DE_ROW_RUTA_IMAGEN"
For example, if the initial value of $imageURL was "" and that of $row["ruta_imagen"] was "flor.jpg", then the generated code will be:
" = /roda/img/.flor.jpg"
that is not a valid route so you'll see the X or the default image for images that did not load well.
$row[ruta_imagen] will give a warning because ruta_imagen is nothing unless you have defined it before. It should be in quotes $row["ruta_imagen"] ... but it will work because PHP does not find the constant / variable ruta_imagen and then interprets it as the string "image_path".
You are concatenating the values wrongly, although this can be solved in a better way by moving the allocation of $imageURL to before echo :
$imageURL = "/roda/img/" . $row["ruta_imagen"];
echo "<img src='$imageURL'/>";
With that last code, it should work for you (if the image exists and is in the specified path).