Avatar display issue in template

[DataHero]

Hey kh99,

Thanks for the very quick response, much appreciated.

The second one ( $avauri['hascustom'] = ''; ) worked perfectly; the 1 prior to image.php is now gone, and the avatars are now fetched from the filesystem, and thus, update whenever I - or someone else - update the avatar.

The only issue that remains would be the width="" messed up, and extra given parameters as pasted in the code above. Do you recommend I simply get rid of that with a str_replace(), or would there be a more clever and efficient way to that?

Once more, thanks a fortune.

[kh99]

Just looking at the code for fetch_avatar_url() I can't see why that would happen. Maybe try the first way (from my previous post) of just concatenating the 0 and 1 elements and see what that looks like?

[DataHero]

Unfortunately concatenating the elements did not change a bit in regards to that. Here's the current IMG tag (I've removed my manually set width and height from the template; it doesn't appear twice each now, but it is buggy still):

<img src="image.php?u=1&dateline=1295958757 width=" 120"="" height="68" "="" alt="Test's avatar" title="Test's avatar"/>

[kh99]

OK, well thanks for trying that anyway. I see now one problem with using implode: the $aviuri[0] part doesn't have quotes around it but the width/height does have its own quotes, so I guess instead of implode you'd need something like:

$url = "<img src=\"$avruri[0]\" $avruri[1] alt=\"Test's avatar\" title=\"Test's avatar\"/>";

[DataHero]

I've tried as you suggested and the avatar doesn't appear at all now.

PHP Code:

 $url = "<img src=\"$avauri[0]\" $avauri[1] alt=\"$uname\'s Avatar\" title=\"$uname\'s Avatar\" />"; 


Tried switching [0] and [1] too, but to no avail.

EDIT:, apparently, now this appears as result:

PHP Code:

<img src=" width=" 120"="" height="68" "="" image.php?u="1&dateline=1295958757" alt="Test\'s Avatar" title="Test\'s Avatar"/> 


EDIT2: Alright, fixed! It was my bad, it did work in the first place; $avauri[0] returns the url, and $avauri[1] returns width and height. So, it works perfectly now.

Thanks a fortune, kh99!