23+ File_Get_Contents Svg
SVG. You can save the file directly from adobe illustrator as an svg file. Using require_once() to pull in the contents of svg files can result in the php parser throwing a. I assume you want to display the svg image not. A few recommendations for using that method are here: It literally means scalable vector graphics. The proposed solution is to use echo file_get_contents() instead. It will use memory mapping techniques, if this is supported by the server, to. Read a file into a string: To which i'd link to this relevant css tricks post: <?php echo file_get_contents(test.txt) this function is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. That file_get_contents is returning false? Syntax error, unexpected version (t_string). Svg is an image format for vector graphics. (does the e_warning tell you anything?) i recollect seeing that some servers are not configured to allow it also appears you could also use php include if you remove the xml header tag from your svg file. ?> one alternative fix is to just remove this xml header tag from your svg file completely, as this is not needed by the browser.
