Hi,
I would like to display images that are located in folder very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/ using <img src=...>, but without creating sym links in the current directory and without to retype the path everytime. Is there a way of saying the following: image_dir="very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/" and use it in <img src="image_dir/image_1.png" /> ?
Thanks, michele
Michelle, yes offcourse there is.... Make a new node and use the PHP Input Format. Then do:
<?php $image_directory = "very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/"; ?>
Some custom content which is your story or article, and display your images like this: <img src="<?php print $image_directory; ?>image_1.png" width="xxx" height="xxx" alt="Text1" title="Text2" />
That should do it!
Kind regards,
Stefan Nagtegaal
Op 14 aug 2009, om 18:44 heeft Michele Zaffalon het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I would like to display images that are located in folder very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/ using <img src=...>, but without creating sym links in the current directory and without to retype the path everytime. Is there a way of saying the following: image_dir="very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/" and use it in <img src="image_dir/image_1.png" /> ?
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Thanks, that works. Sorry to be such a pain, but is there a way to get away with the <?php print ... ?> part? A part from writing function fun() { print "very/long/path/" } michele
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Stefan Nagtegaaldevelopment@standoutdesign.nl wrote:
Michelle, yes offcourse there is.... Make a new node and use the PHP Input Format. Then do:
<?php $image_directory = "very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/"; ?>
Some custom content which is your story or article, and display your images like this: <img src="<?php print $image_directory; ?>image_1.png" width="xxx" height="xxx" alt="Text1" title="Text2" />
That should do it!
Kind regards,
Stefan Nagtegaal
Op 14 aug 2009, om 18:44 heeft Michele Zaffalon het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I would like to display images that are located in folder very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/ using <img src=...>, but without creating sym links in the current directory and without to retype the path everytime. Is there a way of saying the following: image_dir="very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/" and use it in <img src="image_dir/image_1.png" /> ?
Thanks, michele -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
-- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Nope, there isn't... Sorry...
Stefan
Op 14 aug 2009, om 21:51 heeft Michele Zaffalon het volgende geschreven:
Thanks, that works. Sorry to be such a pain, but is there a way to get away with the <?php print ... ?> part? A part from writing function fun() { print "very/long/path/" } michele
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Stefan Nagtegaaldevelopment@standoutdesign.nl wrote:
Michelle, yes offcourse there is.... Make a new node and use the PHP Input Format. Then do:
<?php $image_directory = "very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/"; ?>
Some custom content which is your story or article, and display your images like this: <img src="<?php print $image_directory; ?>image_1.png" width="xxx" height="xxx" alt="Text1" title="Text2" />
That should do it!
Kind regards,
Stefan Nagtegaal
Op 14 aug 2009, om 18:44 heeft Michele Zaffalon het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I would like to display images that are located in folder very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/ using <img src=...>, but without creating sym links in the current directory and without to retype the path everytime. Is there a way of saying the following: image_dir="very/long/path/to/this/folder/images/" and use it in <img src="image_dir/image_1.png" /> ?
Thanks, michele -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
-- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
-- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
I suppose it is not a good idea to change $base_path...
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 7:19 AM, Stefan Nagtegaaldevelopment@standoutdesign.nl wrote:
Nope, there isn't... Sorry...
Stefan
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