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@NogDogJun 29.2016 — #Might be simpler to not be in PHP mode until you absolutely need to be:
PS: The above would be assuming that img1.jpg is in the same directory as this file, in case that's the issue and you need to use a relative or absolute path to it, instead?@NogDogJun 30.2016 — #If you do a "view source" of the current page output, what does that portion of the HTML look like? Is it what you expected, or is something structurally wrong with it, etc.? Something like the Firebug extension in Firefox can help to inspect it and see if it complains about anything.
PS: Not sure how critical it is, but the colon probably should be at the end of background-image, not at the beginning of url() :
@NogDogJun 30.2016 — #FWIW, I'd probably do it something more like this in order to avoid repetition (keep it D.R.Y. ? ):
Echoing background-image inline style not working
why is background-mage not working inline style?
[code=php]<?php
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background-image: url(‘img1.jpg’);’>
$r[head]
</div>”;
?> [/code]
it works if the code is written inside a separate CSS file, but i need to write inline because I’m using this with Switch/case statement and each case will have different image
example :
[code=php]
<?php
$bg = $r[bgcolor];
switch ($bg) {
case “red” :
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background-image :url(‘img1.jpg’);’>$r[head]</div>”;
break;
case “blue” :
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background-image :url(‘img2.jpg’);’>$r[head]</div>”;
break;
case “yellow” :
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background-image :url(‘img3.jpg’);’>$r[head]</div>”;
break;
}
?>
I tried rewriting the code, here is the list of my tries :
[code=php]
1.
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background: url(img1.jpg);’>
$r[head]
</div>”;
2.
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background-image: url(“img1.jpg”);’>
$r[head]
</div>”;
3.
echo ‘<div class=”paket_title” style=”background-image: url(“img1.jpg”);”>
$r[head]
</div>’;
4.
echo “<div class=’paket_title’ style=’background: url(/’img1.jpg/’);’>
$r[head]
</div>”;
5.
echo ‘<div class=”paket_title” style=”background: url(‘img1.jpg’);”>
$r[head]
</div>’;
echoing both background and background-image does not work, but background-color works
anyone has solution for this?
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@NogDogJun 29.2016 — #Might be simpler to not be in PHP mode until you absolutely need to be:[code=php]
<?php
// assorted PHP code, then...
?>
<div class="paket_title" style="background-image: url('img1.jpg');">
<?php echo $r['head']; ?>
</div>
<?php
// more PHP code, perhaps...
[/code]PS: The above would be assuming that img1.jpg is in the same directory as this file, in case that's the issue and you need to use a relative or absolute path to it, instead?
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@NogDogJun 30.2016 — #If you do a "view source" of the current page output, what does that portion of the HTML look like? Is it what you expected, or is something structurally wrong with it, etc.? Something like the Firebug extension in Firefox can help to inspect it and see if it complains about anything.PS: Not sure how critical it is, but the colon probably should be at the end of background-image, not at the beginning of url() :
<i>
</i>background-image: url('whatever')
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@NogDogJun 30.2016 — #FWIW, I'd probably do it something more like this in order to avoid repetition (keep it D.R.Y. ? ):[code=php]
if ($_GET['module']=='paketusaha'){
$paket = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM paket_usaha ORDER BY id_paket DESC LIMIT 5");
$bg_img = array( // assuming different image for each case?
'red' => 'img1.jpg',
'blue' => 'img2.jpg',
'yellow' => 'img3.jpg'
);
while ($r=mysql_fetch_array($paket)){
$id_panel=1;
// heredoc syntax makes quoting a bit less of an issue
echo <<<EOD
<div class="paket_title" style="background-image: url('{$bg_img[$r['bgcolor']]}')">
EOD;
// must be no leading white-space on preceding line
}
[/code]