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How to get drupal logo path? Where is it stored in DB?

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cayenne’s picture

cayenne commented

Select "view image", and then you'll see the path.

The exact location of the logo is set by your theme, so it may vary a bit from theme to theme, but it's generally in the theme folder.

Firebug is your friend, and will let you trace this and many other issues.

:)

yelvington’s picture

yelvington commented

Do not poke around in the database for such information. Use the documented API.

The template system makes $logo available to page.tpl.php.

http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules--system--page.tpl.php

http://api.drupal.org/api/function/template_preprocess_page/6

http://api.drupal.org/api/function/theme_get_setting/6

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lipinponmala007 commented 
    global $theme_key;
    global $base_url;
    $themes = list_themes();
    $theme_object = $themes[$theme_key];
    $settings = theme_get_settings($theme_key);
    $logos = $base_url .'/'. $settings['logo_path']; //this is the logo path

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kingandy
he/him
commented

print theme_get_setting('logo');

That function does all the theme identifying and data fetching stuff for you and returns the key required (in the example above, it's the equivalent of skipping everything out and jumping right to the $settings['logo_path'] step).

If you really want you can use theme_get_setting('logo_path'), but that'll get you the manually-set logo path regardless of whether the theme is set to use it - if the theme is configured to use logo_default you're boned. 'logo' will return whichever of those paths the theme is currently using.

++Andy

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hkirsman commented

This worked for me. Tx! And you might need to set the theme in second parameter 

print theme_get_setting('logo', 'YOUR-THEME-NAME');
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arunkumark
Location Coimbatore
commented

Hi,
This code works well, pls try,

global $theme_key;
$logo_url = theme_get_setting('logo_path', $theme_key);
print $logo_url;

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kingandy
he/him
commented

You don't need to declare or pass in your global $theme_key - if no second parameter is provided, the theme_get_setting() function assumes it's the current theme.

++Andy

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makbul_khan8 commented

This will help to get & set logo of your theme.

$theme_name = 'Garland';  
$var_name = 'theme_' . $theme_name . '_settings';
$settings = variable_get($var_name, array());
$settings['logo_path'] = $new_path;
variable_set($var_name, $settings);