it would be a nice to have if mobile_codes_generate() could also return the blank path of the mobile code. maybe something like this:
if($arguments['echo']) {
return theme('image', $file, $arguments['name'], $arguments['name'], NULL, FALSE);
}else {
return $file;
}
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | mobile_codes-DRUPAL-6--1-409958-additional_output_type.patch | 5.1 KB | deciphered |
Comments
Comment #1
haggins commentedI wonder if there's a method to get the http status code of the nokia.com request. I think file_save_data() will create a file even when $image->data contains no image data. If so then this http code should be returned, too.
Thinking about all of it the return value should be an array:
Comment #2
decipheredAgree on both suggestions.
I will try to make some time in the next few days to look further into these.
Patches are always welcome.
Comment #3
decipheredHere's a patch that adds the ability to output simply the filename. Will be committed to DRUPAL-6--1 once I have backported it for DRUPAL-5.
You have two options for outputting the file, an API call to mobile_codes_generate() (not overly recommended as it could change and break things) or via the newly supplied CCK/Views formatter.
As for the other issue, to simplify things for me, I will re-post that into a separate issue. (#410564: HTTP Status code)
Comment #4
decipheredCommitted to DRUPAL-6--1 and DRUPAL-5.
Comment #5
haggins commentedworks pretty well. thanks for the quick patch!
Comment #7
calexo commentedHi !
I don't manage to just get the image filename.
How could I call mobile_codes_generate ?
Thanks alot !
PS. My idea is to get 2 filenames for 2 sizes, and then using a lightbox display.