splitting first image
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Last Post: May 5, 2012 (RSS)
By loccom - April 7, 2012
Hi
I did a search but coud not find anything. So i will ask you guys how i can acheive the following.
I wish to make a set of articles. In the article the first thing you see is an image with is alined left and the text wraps this photo.
But when 2 photos are added their is the problem of 2 photos in my text.
so, 2 questions.
1. How can I split the first photo, have that showing and have the remaining photos at the bottom of the article.
2. Is it possible to make tags like the "article manager" to tag in photos in to the article, making a large article full of pictures and text wrapping them?
many thanks
I did a search but coud not find anything. So i will ask you guys how i can acheive the following.
I wish to make a set of articles. In the article the first thing you see is an image with is alined left and the text wraps this photo.
But when 2 photos are added their is the problem of 2 photos in my text.
so, 2 questions.
1. How can I split the first photo, have that showing and have the remaining photos at the bottom of the article.
2. Is it possible to make tags like the "article manager" to tag in photos in to the article, making a large article full of pictures and text wrapping them?
many thanks
Re: [loccom] splitting first image
By gkornbluth - April 9, 2012
Hi Locom.
Here's a recipe from my CMSB Cookbook thecmsbcookbook.com that might get you started on working out an answer to your first question. (I'm not sure I understand the second question)
Hope it helps.
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
COUNTING IMAGES IN A MULTI-IMAGE UPLOAD FIELD
I needed to count the number of images that existed in a multi-image upload field that was the only record in my editor, so that if there was only one image I could display it as an image and if there was more than one image I could display them as a slide show.
I started out with another recipe in the Cookbook called: LIMITING THE NUMBER OF IMAGES ON A PAGE AND SHOWING CODE IF EXCEEDED (just above this one)
The basic approach in that recipe is:
I modified the code so that instead of messages, the required code was inserted into the page. I also added a checkbox field to allow the client to decide if they wanted to use this as a slide show regardless of how many images were uploaded. I also added <?php shuffle($record['images']) ?> to the code to randomize the image displayed when there was no slide show.
Here's a recipe from my CMSB Cookbook thecmsbcookbook.com that might get you started on working out an answer to your first question. (I'm not sure I understand the second question)
Hope it helps.
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
COUNTING IMAGES IN A MULTI-IMAGE UPLOAD FIELD
I needed to count the number of images that existed in a multi-image upload field that was the only record in my editor, so that if there was only one image I could display it as an image and if there was more than one image I could display them as a slide show.
I started out with another recipe in the Cookbook called: LIMITING THE NUMBER OF IMAGES ON A PAGE AND SHOWING CODE IF EXCEEDED (just above this one)
The basic approach in that recipe is:
<?php foreach ($home_page_slidesRecords as $record): ?>
<?php $count = 0; ?>
<?php foreach ($record['image'] as $upload): ?>
<?php $count++; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
<?php echo $count>1 ? "There is more than one thumbnail" : "There is only one thumbnail" ; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>I modified the code so that instead of messages, the required code was inserted into the page. I also added a checkbox field to allow the client to decide if they wanted to use this as a slide show regardless of how many images were uploaded. I also added <?php shuffle($record['images']) ?> to the code to randomize the image displayed when there was no slide show.
<?php foreach ($home_page_slidesRecords as $record): ?>
<?php $count = 0; ?>
<?php foreach ($record['image'] as $upload): ?>
<?php $count++; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
<?php if ($count > 1 && $home_page_slidesRecord['slideshow'] == 1): ?>
<div id="show" class="slideshow"></div>
<?php else: ?>
<?php shuffle($record['images']) ?><?php foreach ($record['image'] as $upload): ?><img src="<?PHP echo $upload['thumbUrlPath'] ?>" width="<?PHP echo $upload['thumbWidth'] ?>" height="<?PHP echo $upload['thumbHeight']
?>" alt="" />
<?PHP endforeach ?>
<?php endif ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
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Re: [gkornbluth] splitting first image
By loccom - May 5, 2012
Hi
Sorry the delay in responding
I still have the issue.
Thanks for your input, and I managed to make a random strip using the code supplied.
But what I am really looking for is the ability to stagger photos through an article.
The old article manager would allow me to add photos, AM would generate tags for me to distribute through the article.
How can i split photos to distribute, or at least have one photo at the top and other photos at the bottom?
thanks
Sorry the delay in responding
I still have the issue.
Thanks for your input, and I managed to make a random strip using the code supplied.
But what I am really looking for is the ability to stagger photos through an article.
The old article manager would allow me to add photos, AM would generate tags for me to distribute through the article.
How can i split photos to distribute, or at least have one photo at the top and other photos at the bottom?
thanks
Re: [steveo] splitting first image
By gkornbluth - May 5, 2012
Here's another recipe that might offer some direction. Hope it helps,
Jerry Kornbluth
DISPLAY A SPECIFIC IMAGE FROM A SPECIFIC RECORD
My client wanted to be able to display a specific image from a group of records and multi image uploads.
I couldn’t get this to work until Chris Waddell from Interactive Tools unlocked the secret.
He said:
If $affiliationsRecords is a list of all your records, then $affiliationsRecords[0] will give you the first record, $affiliationsRecords[1]
will give you the second, etc. It's a little confusing that the counting starts at 0 instead of 1.
$affiliationsRecords[3]['logo'][2] will grab the fourth record ([3]), its list of images (['logo']), and select its third image ([2]).
Since $affiliationsRecords[1]['logo'] refers to the list of images. You need to use $affiliationsRecords[1]['logo'][0] if you want to refer
to a specific image ([0] gives you the first one, etc.)
You’ll need to define a variable for the specific image. To call the 3rd image from the 4th record I used
The code that you’d use in the body of your viewer page where you want the image to display would be:
You can also define other variables, like this one for the link to a detail page relating to the same record:
Then the code including a linked image might look like this:
Jerry Kornbluth
DISPLAY A SPECIFIC IMAGE FROM A SPECIFIC RECORD
My client wanted to be able to display a specific image from a group of records and multi image uploads.
I couldn’t get this to work until Chris Waddell from Interactive Tools unlocked the secret.
He said:
If $affiliationsRecords is a list of all your records, then $affiliationsRecords[0] will give you the first record, $affiliationsRecords[1]
will give you the second, etc. It's a little confusing that the counting starts at 0 instead of 1.
$affiliationsRecords[3]['logo'][2] will grab the fourth record ([3]), its list of images (['logo']), and select its third image ([2]).
Since $affiliationsRecords[1]['logo'] refers to the list of images. You need to use $affiliationsRecords[1]['logo'][0] if you want to refer
to a specific image ([0] gives you the first one, etc.)
You’ll need to define a variable for the specific image. To call the 3rd image from the 4th record I used
<?php $myImage = $affiliationsRecords[3]['logo'][2]; ?>The code that you’d use in the body of your viewer page where you want the image to display would be:
<?php $myImage = $affiliationsRecords[3]['logo'][2]; ?>
<img src="<?php echo $myImage['thumbUrlPath'] ?>" width="<?php echo $myImage['thumbWidth'] ?>" height="<?php echo $myImage['thumbHeight']
?>" alt="" />You can also define other variables, like this one for the link to a detail page relating to the same record:
<?php @$mylink = $affiliationsRecords[4]['_link']; ?>Then the code including a linked image might look like this:
<?php @$myImage = $affiliationsRecords[3]['logo'][2]; ?>
<?php @$mylink = $affiliationsRecords[3]['_link']; ?>
<a href="<?php echo $mylink ?>"><img src="<?php echo $myImage['thumbUrlPath'] ?>" width="<?php echo $myImage['thumbWidth'] ?>"
height="<?php echo $myImage['thumbHeight'] ?>" alt="" border="0"/></a>
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