Files that are uploaded to my site have their names changed and extention change to bin. So for example a uploaded file will be dfd84848.bin, using the bin file worked fine with modelviewer but im trying to test babylon.js and it doesnt work with .bin only if i change .bin to .glb.
This code {{uploaded_asset($detailedProduct->cad_file)}} provides link like uploads/all/p1YZX9TBc7EmimFx4rXnSFKvVor8EttpOUUpylLL.bin
I want to change .bin to .glb and echo it.
i tried this
#php
$previewfile = uploaded_asset($detailedProduct->cad_file);
$replaced = Str::replace('.bin', '.glb', $previewfile );
#endphp
to show i used this <model url="{$replaced}"> but it never echoed url
Edit
So now that it echos as name.glb it doesnt work because the file doesnt exist on server. When 3d models such as .glb, .gltf are uploaded they are renamed to .bin i dont know why. The uploader is AizUploadController.php
To echo a value you should use double curly braces:
<model url="{{ $replaced }}">
Docs: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/blade#displaying-data
banners.tpl files code snippet
{if !empty($banner.html)}
<div class="custom-html">
{$banner.html nofilter}{* can not be escaped *}
</div>
{/if}
How can I change the content of $banner.html variable?
You have to find the .php file whose display banners.tpl
then, analyse variables are assign to smarty and change it !
For some reason unknown to me when I try to use a .svg file in the image src path cakephp adds an additional / to the file path which shows the image as missing.
example:
<img src="<?php e($html->url('/img/mobile/shark.svg')); ?>"
outputs:
<img src="host/img/mobile/shark.svg/"
It then thinks the file is not there. But when I remove the / in chrome inspect the file appears. Anyone see this issue before?
Update 5/1
On Cake 1.3, and beyond our control at the moment to update. These helpers just break the page =( and after looking at the documentation for 1.3 it looks like it should not.
Create a image tag using cakephp helper,
<?php echo $this->Html->image('example.svg', array('alt' => 'CakePHP')); ?>
Output will be
<img src="/img/example.svg" alt="CakePHP" />
Look HtmlHelper::image(string $path, array $options = array())
You should use the CakePhp HTML helper.
<?php echo $this->Html->image('image.svg', array('alt' => 'image')) ?>
Is it possible to use an include file call as a variable within an include file call?
Below is an example of what I need:
{include file="data/data.inc.tpl" opts="{include file="data/dataset.inc.tpl"}"}
So the information from dataset.inc.tpl is used as a variable to display various options from data.inc.tpl
No, but you can capture the contents of the include in a variable:
{capture name=dataset}
{include file="data/dataset.inc.tpl"}
{/capture}
{include file="data/data.inc.tpl" opts=$smarty.capture.dataset}
or pass the file name to be included
{include file="data/data.inc.tpl" opts='data/dataset.inc.tpl'}
and then in data.inc.tpl...
{capture name=dataset}
{include $opts}
{/capture}
I am a codeignite newbie and tried to add an image in my file under view folder.
I add <img src="../images/myImage.jpg"></img> to my service_view.php. All I can see is a broken link of a small icon.
however, if I change my path to
<img src="../../user_guide/images/myImage.jpg"></img>
I can see the image.
My file system is as follow:
application-
view ->folder (where service_view.php is located)
images -> folder (where myImage.jpg is located)
user_guide-
images ->folder ((where myImage.jpg is located))
Can anyone help me about this? Thanks a lot!
I would suggest storing images in an images folder at the same level as the application folder, instead of trying to mix both PHP code and resources underneath application. Then just link to it like you did to the user guide:
<img src="../../images/myImage.jpg" />
I know more than year has passed since the question was asked but for anyone who comes looking in future, Here is my solution....
I've tried this created a folder images at same level as that of application, in main index.php added a line before last require_once statement.
define('IMAGE_PATH', APPPATH.'../images/');
and used IMAGE_PATH anywhere I wanted to display images.
Hope this helps
I just have an image folder,
domain.com/images
then on the views i just use /images
<img src="<?php echo base_url(); ?>images/image.png" />
and put the images folder outside of the application folder in the same directory
Create an images folder at the same level of the applications folder.
With base_url() you can get the location of your site's base (cfr config).
This is useful because unlike site_url(), you can supply a string to a file, such as an image or stylesheet.
For example:
<img src="<?php echo base_url("/images/icons/stackOverflow.png"); ?>" alt="StackOverflow" title="StackOverflow is the best!" />
This would give you something like: ... src="http://example.com/images/icons/stackOverflow.png" ...
Source: http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/helpers/url_helper.html
it is better practice to upload the images in a folder that is present in the root or the site folder and use base href in the first line of head tag. then the whole page does not need and http path reference. just use the relative path. as codeigniter run using the index.php file in the root, we should use all the relative path w.r.t that index.php page
on local server try this
<img src="http://localhost/ci/uploads/<?php echo $this->upload->data()['file_name'];?>" width="200px"/>
on live use this
<img src="<?php echo base_url();?>/uploads/<?php echo $this->upload->data()['file_name'];?>" width="200px"/>
put a folder on your root directory such as "assets/images/" and the in your code just use it as
<img src="assets/images/imgname.jpg"></img>
Your file structure should be
-applications
-images
-assets
-Or any folder.
Keep the application folder, images folder, and assets folder inside the basic root folder.
Use when you want to include something from your root folder
FCPATH = C:\xampp\htdocs\your_root_folder\
<img src="<?php echo FCPATH; ?>/images/myImage.jpg" />
<img src="<?php echo base_url('/assests/images/image_name.jpg')?>" alt="">
This is the exact path for codeigniter, don't need write the "../../.." just write the path from assets (folder name)(sibling of application).
base_url gives the path of your project folder, not the path of the view folder inside application folder.