using an image in the prefix of another field

rottenberg
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11 years 10 months ago #40538 by rottenberg

using an image in the prefix of another field was created by rottenberg

hello

I want to use an image whose field name is portrait inside another field.

I have tried those 2 texts in the prefix :

Code:

<div style="float:left;margin-right:5px;margin-bottom:5px;">{{portrait##display_medium_src}}</div>{{legende##0}}

Code:

<div style="float:left;margin-right:5px;margin-bottom:5px;">{{portrait##0##display_medium_src}}</div>{{legende##0}}

In both case I get no image.

When I use {{portrait##display_small_src}} inside the HTML display in reverse related relation. I get the image.

Is it possible to use an image in the prefix of another field ?

thank you for help

best regards

Michel

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11 years 10 months ago #40545 by ggppdk

Replied by ggppdk on topic using an image in the prefix of another field

Hello

no this not proper usage
(please read popup description)

you will see that you can only use raw values and not "display variables" that contain -rendered- (=created) HTML like display_medium_src

-- proper usage is:
{{fieldname##valueno##propname}}

-- this will give you the filename
{{portrait##0##originalname}}

you will need to prepend to it a path and append to it a _l.png or _m.png

-- i think you should not use this , at least not in this case, instead a strongly recommend that you create a custom template and edit the item.php

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11 years 10 months ago #40559 by rottenberg

Replied by rottenberg on topic using an image in the prefix of another field

thank you

I have followed your advice and customized the itemp.php file.

I think I have got a css problem between FC tab fields in default model template and the CSS I haved added.

I'm now using Nonumber tabs (tab tile is the field label).

Everything seems Ok now.

best regards

Michel

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11 years 10 months ago #41092 by rottenberg

Replied by rottenberg on topic using an image in the prefix of another field

Hello

I have used successfully the orignalname parameter to get the name of the image.

But the image address needs to know the path do get it.

I'm doing it manually (getting the article id and inserting manually the field id in the html)

Is there a way to get also the field id ?

best regards

Michel

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11 years 10 months ago #41097 by ggppdk

Replied by ggppdk on topic using an image in the prefix of another field

Hello

it is best to do this at the template file:

item.php (item_html5.php)
category_items.php (category_items_html5.php)

there you can use these extra display variable of image / gallery fields (always available) are:

Thumbnail URLs of first image only (all thumbnail sizes):

Code:

$item->fields['imgfieldname']->{"display_backend_src"}
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->{"display_small_src"}
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->{"display_medium_src"}
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->{"display_large_src"}
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->{"display_original_src"}


Thumbnail URLs of all images (gallery mode) (all thumbnail sizes)

$item->fields['imgfieldname']->thumbs_src['backend'][]
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->thumbs_src['small'][]
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->thumbs_src['medium'][]
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->thumbs_src['large'][]
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->thumbs_src['original']

Display Variables having HTML

$item->fields['imgfieldname']->display
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->display_small
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->display_medium
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->display_large
$item->fields['imgfieldname']->display_original

Regards

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