Tuesday 19 August 2003 2:18:47 pm

Have you tried {$image.full_path} ?

Alex

Alex
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Wednesday 20 August 2003 4:32:54 am

I tried to reproduce your problem...
But it works for me...

here is the code in my template:
($ImageList is an array I create in a PHP-file with
some images-parameters)
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<script>
function newwin(target)
{literal}
{
satellit = window.open(target,'wname', "scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=470,height=500,left=50,top=50");
satellit.focus();
}
{/literal}
</script>
<a href=javascript:newwin('{$ImageList.0.path}');>hi</a>
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Here is the resulting HTML-Code:
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<a href=javascript:newwin('/var/storage/variations/image/p/h/p/phpOfm8ls_300x300_331561.jpg');>hi</a>
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and this works fine.

HTH,

Mark Kruse

Wednesday 20 August 2003 6:36:33 am

Another thought: you may not nead the {literal} wrapper as the code you are wrapping doesn't contain curly braces ({}) except for the eZ publish code which you don't want interpreted as literal. So you may want to try removing the literal tags and use the eZ image path tag I posted earlier to see if it works.

Alex

Alex
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