public $attachOne = ['icon' => ['System\Models\File', 'order' => 'sort_order'],];

public function beforeSave() { $this->image = $this->icon->attributes['disk_name']; }

$this->image ========= image name like 1234567890.jpg image path will be ========= storage/app/uploads/public/123/456/789/1234567890.jpg

storage/app/uploads/public + image name first three char+'/'+ image name second three char+'/'+image name third three char+'/'+filename ========== image path

Last updated 9 years ago

Thanks for all your replyies, but I have found some issues that are not mentioned here. First of all you will get an error if you do not check for image existance:

public function getImageAttribute()
{
    $image = Company::find($this->id);
    if ($this->featured_image) {
        return '<img src="'.$image->featured_image->getThumb(50, 50, 'crop').'" />';
    }else{
        return '<img src="http://placehold.it/50x50" />';
    }
}

Second, you should specify the type of the field in the config_list.yaml

image:
    type: html
    label: Logo
    sortable: no

Otherwise you will get plain html there

Uhm... I just went for the simple solution by doing a partial?

featured_image:
    type: partial
    path: ~/controllers/something/partials/_displayimage.htm

and then in the partial

<?php foreach($value as $image) : ?>
       <img src="<?= $image->getThumb(50, 50, 'crop')" alt="<?= $image->title ?>">
<?php endforeach; ?>

The foreach will simply prevent non-existing images not to render.

Thank you @maxDubovsky, the fix for me was: type: html

Guys I have undergone all your works and did this, it just works fine

columns.yaml image: label: Logo / or any name you like which suits the field / type: html

In my model public $attachOne = ['logo'=>'System\Models\File'];

public function getImageAttribute()
{
    if($this->logo)
    {
        return '<img src="'.$this->logo->getThumb(50,50).'">';
    }
    else
    {
        return '<img  alt="No Logo" />';
    }
}

Not sure when this started to happen but this solution doesn't work anymore because October escapes HTML and litterally places the whole string.

Instead, add the column as a partial.

(i added this comment because this forum post is top ranked in Google, regarding this issue)

Last updated 7 years ago

Hi guys,

Thanks for all the answer you wrote. I just want to bring a solution to a bug not mentioned here.

<?php foreach($value as $image) : ?>
    <img src="<?= $image->getThumb(50, 50, 'crop') ?>" alt="<?= $image->title ?>">
<?php endforeach; ?>

So, when i was doing that partial to my attached file, it returned me an exception as "Call to a member function getThumb()".

I investigated it and found that the partial solution you wrote below works fine only if you use attackMany function.

If you have only one attach file, you'll need to have a partial like this

<img src="<?= $value->getThumb(50, 50, 'crop')?>" alt="<?= $value->title ?>"> 

Does that make sense ?

Best,

Last updated 6 years ago

$record->featured_image

Shahiem said: run 3

Like this?

(ShahiemSeymor\Forum\Models\Emoticons) public function getImageAttribute() { $image = Emoticon::find($this->id); return ''; }

You could use the getThumb() from the Database/Attach/File.php class?

seen that many had faced the issue - me too faced this and here is the solution for a single img upload.

1. Write this in your model: public $attachOne = [ 'picture' => 'System\Models\File' ]; In columns.yaml image: label: Thumbnail type: partial path: {full_path}\partials_displayimage.htm In partials:

   And it works - hope it helps.

seen that many had faced the issue - me too faced this and here is the solution for a single img upload.
1. Write this in your model: 

public $attachOne = [
        'picture' => 'System\Models\File'
    ];

In columns.yaml
image:
        label: Thumbnail
        type: partial
        path: {full_path}\partials\_displayimage.htm
In partials:

And it works - hope it helps.

Hi guys, I faced with the same issue, so as lack of documentation, share my solution.
1
in columns.yaml
columns:
estateimages: // important for this namespace
label: Image
type: partial
path: ~/plugins/eduard/estate/models/estate/_estateimages.htm
sortable: false
2
create _estateimages.htm inside your models folder (my case inside estate folder)
put this
<?=$value;
3
Put code in your models class (my case Estate.php)
public $attachMany = [
'images' => 'System\Models\File',
];

and:

public function getEstateimagesAttribute() //important to namespace! to step 1
{
foreach ($this->images as $image) {
return '<img src="'.$image->getThumb(110, 30, ['mode' => 'crop']).'" alt="" />';
}
}

Last updated 4 years ago

jimlab56999 partial should be within controller folder