Hello,
I really want to add links to the images in the two images content types. So I was thinking, why not add an extra field like the caption field, where you can add your links to each image, for example when using three images:
index.php?index
#
index.php?contact
(a # when no link is needed)
What do you think, am I on the right track?
Linking images in 'images content type'
hi pauli,
yes this would be usefull
at te moment i use the following workarround:
I make the URL into the caption fields like this:
[EXT http://www.mydomain.com]go to site[/EXT]
This works fine, but not when clicking on to the images...
yes this would be usefull
at te moment i use the following workarround:
I make the URL into the caption fields like this:
[EXT http://www.mydomain.com]go to site[/EXT]
This works fine, but not when clicking on to the images...
Gruß/ regards cyrano
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Alright, I did get it to work this way:
(I'm no programmer, as you can see, but sometimes I get things to work
)
#1
use the Caption field as a Link field, by changing this piece of code in "include/inc_front/front.func.inc.php":
and than use it in a 'images content type' like this (caption field):
index.php?id=2,2,0,0,1,0
index.php?alias
javascript:openwindow('http://www.website.com/phpwcms/index.php?alias');
as you can see, I can use it as a pop-up window too, by adding this code in the 'html head' of the template:
Disadvantage is that I loose the Caption title on each image...
Ok, here's another way,
#2
use the Caption field as a Link & Caption field, by changing this piece of code in "include/inc_front/front.func.inc.php":
and than use it in a 'images content type' like this (caption field):
Alias
Alias2
Alias3
So here I used $capt_cur twice, as Caption title AND as alias after index.php?
I hope you can follow me
It is certainly not perfect, but it is just so important for me & my client to add links to images the easy way...
Who can help to make this better?
The best way imo is to add an extra field for links to the 'images content type' but my knowledge is very limited, so.... anyone?
(I'm no programmer, as you can see, but sometimes I get things to work
)#1
use the Caption field as a Link field, by changing this piece of code in "include/inc_front/front.func.inc.php":
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//Aktuelle Bildspalte ausgeben
if(!$type) {
$capt_cur = ($imagelist[$key]["cap"]) ? html_specialchars(chop(base64_decode($imagelist[$key]["cap"]))) : '';
} else {
$capt_cur = $imagelist[$key]["cap"];
}
$table .= '<td'.$image_align.$image_valign.$image_bgcolor.$image_class.'>'; //width="'.$imagelist[$key]["w"].'"
//removed because no centered image
//possible
$list_img_temp = '<img src="'.$imagelist[$key]["pic"].'" '.$imagelist[$key]["wxh"].$image_border.$image_imgclass.' alt="" />';
if($imagelist[$key]["zoom"]) {
$open_popup_link = "$capt_cur";
$table .= "<a href=\"".$open_popup_link."\">";
$table .= $list_img_temp."</a>";
} else {
// if not click enlarge
$table .= $list_img_temp;
}
$table .= "</td>";
index.php?id=2,2,0,0,1,0
index.php?alias
javascript:openwindow('http://www.website.com/phpwcms/index.php?alias');
as you can see, I can use it as a pop-up window too, by adding this code in the 'html head' of the template:
Code: Select all
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function openwindow(url)
{
window.open(url,'title',
'toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=565,height=620,left=50,top=50');
}
// -->
</script>
Ok, here's another way,
#2
use the Caption field as a Link & Caption field, by changing this piece of code in "include/inc_front/front.func.inc.php":
Code: Select all
//Aktuelle Bildspalte ausgeben
if(!$type) {
$capt_cur = ($imagelist[$key]["cap"]) ? html_specialchars(chop(base64_decode($imagelist[$key]["cap"]))) : '';
} else {
$capt_cur = $imagelist[$key]["cap"];
}
$capt_tmp .= $capt_cur;
$capt_row .= '<td'.$caption_valign.$caption_align.$caption_bgcolor.$caption_class.'>'.$capt_before.$capt_cur.$capt_after."</td>\n";
$table .= '<td'.$image_align.$image_valign.$image_bgcolor.$image_class.'>'; //width="'.$imagelist[$key]["w"].'"
//removed because no centered image
//possible
$list_img_temp = '<img src="'.$imagelist[$key]["pic"].'" '.$imagelist[$key]["wxh"].$image_border.$image_imgclass.' alt="" />';
if($imagelist[$key]["zoom"]) {
$open_popup_link = "index.php?$capt_cur";
$table .= "<a href=\"".$open_popup_link."\">";
$table .= $list_img_temp."</a>";
} else {
// if not click enlarge
$table .= $list_img_temp;
}
$table .= "</td>";
Alias
Alias2
Alias3
So here I used $capt_cur twice, as Caption title AND as alias after index.php?
I hope you can follow me
It is certainly not perfect, but it is just so important for me & my client to add links to images the easy way...
Who can help to make this better?
The best way imo is to add an extra field for links to the 'images content type' but my knowledge is very limited, so.... anyone?
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