The step-by-step string is the 1.show.php2.imported to the show.html file, which is directly output 3. the image display on firfox is normal. You can access the image link separately. however, Images cannot be displayed in show. the PHP file is displayed during access. display it like this with a debugging tool...
My $ step string is passed through the get method.
1. show. php
2.import show.html file and directly output
3. The image is displayed normally on firfox. You can access the image by accessing the image link separately.
4. However, Images cannot be displayed when the show. php file is accessed.
5. Use a debugging tool to display this information.
For status code 493, do not understand what it means.
Show.html
Dish name:
Recommendation reason:
Ingredients:
Seasoning:
Steps:
- Phone number
- SMS
- Share
- About
Show. php
// Receive data $ title = $ _ GET ['title']; $ tags = $ _ GET ['tags']; $ intro = $ _ GET ['intro']; $ ingredients = $ _ GET ['ingdidents']; $ burden = $ _ GET ['burden ']; $ step = $ _ GET ['step']; // extract the beginning and end "@" $ step = trim ($ step, '@'); // blow up the string and generate an array $ step = explode ('@', $ step); // var_dump ($ step); exit; // looping array $ str = ""; for ($ I = 0; $ I
Reply content:My $ step string is passed through the get method.
1. show. php
2.import show.html file and directly output
3. The image is displayed normally on firfox. You can access the image by accessing the image link separately.
4. However, Images cannot be displayed when the show. php file is accessed.
5. Use a debugging tool to display this information.
For status code 493, do not understand what it means.
Show.html
Dish name:
Tags:
Recommendation reason:
Ingredients:
Seasoning:
Steps:
- Phone number
- SMS
- Share
- About
Show. php
// Receive data $ title = $ _ GET ['title']; $ tags = $ _ GET ['tags']; $ intro = $ _ GET ['intro']; $ ingredients = $ _ GET ['ingdidents']; $ burden = $ _ GET ['burden ']; $ step = $ _ GET ['step']; // extract the beginning and end "@" $ step = trim ($ step, '@'); // blow up the string and generate an array $ step = explode ('@', $ step); // var_dump ($ step); exit; // looping array $ str = ""; for ($ I = 0; $ I
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