How can I get the width or height of an image field image on Octobercms











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I try this method to get image dimensions:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width %}
{% set image_height = fields.sec_port_image.height %}

<a href="{{ fields.sec_port_image|media }}" width="{{ image_width }}" height="{{ image_height }}">


but without success. I Also tried:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width|media %}


and



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image|media.width %}


but also without success.



Is there a way on Octobercms to get image dimensions using twig?










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  • What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 14:13












  • sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:46










  • As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 15:49










  • Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:59










  • Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 16:03

















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I try this method to get image dimensions:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width %}
{% set image_height = fields.sec_port_image.height %}

<a href="{{ fields.sec_port_image|media }}" width="{{ image_width }}" height="{{ image_height }}">


but without success. I Also tried:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width|media %}


and



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image|media.width %}


but also without success.



Is there a way on Octobercms to get image dimensions using twig?










share|improve this question






















  • What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 14:13












  • sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:46










  • As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 15:49










  • Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:59










  • Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 16:03















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down vote

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I try this method to get image dimensions:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width %}
{% set image_height = fields.sec_port_image.height %}

<a href="{{ fields.sec_port_image|media }}" width="{{ image_width }}" height="{{ image_height }}">


but without success. I Also tried:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width|media %}


and



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image|media.width %}


but also without success.



Is there a way on Octobercms to get image dimensions using twig?










share|improve this question













I try this method to get image dimensions:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width %}
{% set image_height = fields.sec_port_image.height %}

<a href="{{ fields.sec_port_image|media }}" width="{{ image_width }}" height="{{ image_height }}">


but without success. I Also tried:



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.width|media %}


and



{% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image|media.width %}


but also without success.



Is there a way on Octobercms to get image dimensions using twig?







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  • What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 14:13












  • sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:46










  • As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 15:49










  • Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:59










  • Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 16:03




















  • What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 14:13












  • sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:46










  • As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 15:49










  • Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
    – Charis
    Nov 8 at 15:59










  • Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
    – DarkBee
    Nov 8 at 16:03


















What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 14:13






What kind of object is sec_port_image? Does it have the public properties width and height or the public getter getWidth() or getHeight()?
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 14:13














sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
– Charis
Nov 8 at 15:46




sec_port_image is a Octobercms mediafinder widget field (octobercms.com/docs/api/backend/formwidgets/mediafinder).
– Charis
Nov 8 at 15:46












As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 15:49




As seen in the source the properties are called imageWidth and imageHeight
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 15:49












Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
– Charis
Nov 8 at 15:59




Yes, i also try {% set image_width = fields.sec_port_image.imageWidth %} without success. imageWidth points to image preview on Octobercms backend and not to original image uploaded.
– Charis
Nov 8 at 15:59












Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 16:03






Ah you should mention you are looking for the original measurements. I'd suggest adding a Twig_Filter or something that does this for you then as you can't retrieve the originals one straight from that object
– DarkBee
Nov 8 at 16:03














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Extend twig in order to get the original size of your image. Something like this should work (not tested but you'll get the idea)



First create a registration class, see here for a reference.



<?php
class Registration {
public function registerMarkupTags()
{
return [
'filters' => [
// A global function, i.e str_plural()
'image_width' => [$this, 'getImageWidth'],
'image_height' => [$this, 'getImageHeight'],
],
];
}

private $images = ;

public function getImageWidth($url) {
return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['width'] : null;
}

public function getImageHeight($url) {
return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['height'] : null;
}

private function getImageSize($url) {
if (!isset($this->images[$url])) {
$data = @getimagesize($url);
if ($data) {
$this->images[$url] = [
'width' => $data[0],
'height' => $data[1],
];
}else{
$this->images[$url] = false;
}
}
}
return $this->images[$url];
}


If done correctly you then could use the new filters inside your template like this



{% set source = fields.sec_port_image|media %}
<a href="{{ source }}" width="{{ source|image_width }}" height="{{ source|image_height }}">





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    Extend twig in order to get the original size of your image. Something like this should work (not tested but you'll get the idea)



    First create a registration class, see here for a reference.



    <?php
    class Registration {
    public function registerMarkupTags()
    {
    return [
    'filters' => [
    // A global function, i.e str_plural()
    'image_width' => [$this, 'getImageWidth'],
    'image_height' => [$this, 'getImageHeight'],
    ],
    ];
    }

    private $images = ;

    public function getImageWidth($url) {
    return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['width'] : null;
    }

    public function getImageHeight($url) {
    return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['height'] : null;
    }

    private function getImageSize($url) {
    if (!isset($this->images[$url])) {
    $data = @getimagesize($url);
    if ($data) {
    $this->images[$url] = [
    'width' => $data[0],
    'height' => $data[1],
    ];
    }else{
    $this->images[$url] = false;
    }
    }
    }
    return $this->images[$url];
    }


    If done correctly you then could use the new filters inside your template like this



    {% set source = fields.sec_port_image|media %}
    <a href="{{ source }}" width="{{ source|image_width }}" height="{{ source|image_height }}">





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      Extend twig in order to get the original size of your image. Something like this should work (not tested but you'll get the idea)



      First create a registration class, see here for a reference.



      <?php
      class Registration {
      public function registerMarkupTags()
      {
      return [
      'filters' => [
      // A global function, i.e str_plural()
      'image_width' => [$this, 'getImageWidth'],
      'image_height' => [$this, 'getImageHeight'],
      ],
      ];
      }

      private $images = ;

      public function getImageWidth($url) {
      return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['width'] : null;
      }

      public function getImageHeight($url) {
      return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['height'] : null;
      }

      private function getImageSize($url) {
      if (!isset($this->images[$url])) {
      $data = @getimagesize($url);
      if ($data) {
      $this->images[$url] = [
      'width' => $data[0],
      'height' => $data[1],
      ];
      }else{
      $this->images[$url] = false;
      }
      }
      }
      return $this->images[$url];
      }


      If done correctly you then could use the new filters inside your template like this



      {% set source = fields.sec_port_image|media %}
      <a href="{{ source }}" width="{{ source|image_width }}" height="{{ source|image_height }}">





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        Extend twig in order to get the original size of your image. Something like this should work (not tested but you'll get the idea)



        First create a registration class, see here for a reference.



        <?php
        class Registration {
        public function registerMarkupTags()
        {
        return [
        'filters' => [
        // A global function, i.e str_plural()
        'image_width' => [$this, 'getImageWidth'],
        'image_height' => [$this, 'getImageHeight'],
        ],
        ];
        }

        private $images = ;

        public function getImageWidth($url) {
        return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['width'] : null;
        }

        public function getImageHeight($url) {
        return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['height'] : null;
        }

        private function getImageSize($url) {
        if (!isset($this->images[$url])) {
        $data = @getimagesize($url);
        if ($data) {
        $this->images[$url] = [
        'width' => $data[0],
        'height' => $data[1],
        ];
        }else{
        $this->images[$url] = false;
        }
        }
        }
        return $this->images[$url];
        }


        If done correctly you then could use the new filters inside your template like this



        {% set source = fields.sec_port_image|media %}
        <a href="{{ source }}" width="{{ source|image_width }}" height="{{ source|image_height }}">





        share|improve this answer












        Extend twig in order to get the original size of your image. Something like this should work (not tested but you'll get the idea)



        First create a registration class, see here for a reference.



        <?php
        class Registration {
        public function registerMarkupTags()
        {
        return [
        'filters' => [
        // A global function, i.e str_plural()
        'image_width' => [$this, 'getImageWidth'],
        'image_height' => [$this, 'getImageHeight'],
        ],
        ];
        }

        private $images = ;

        public function getImageWidth($url) {
        return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['width'] : null;
        }

        public function getImageHeight($url) {
        return $this->getImageSize($url) ? $this->getImageSize($url)['height'] : null;
        }

        private function getImageSize($url) {
        if (!isset($this->images[$url])) {
        $data = @getimagesize($url);
        if ($data) {
        $this->images[$url] = [
        'width' => $data[0],
        'height' => $data[1],
        ];
        }else{
        $this->images[$url] = false;
        }
        }
        }
        return $this->images[$url];
        }


        If done correctly you then could use the new filters inside your template like this



        {% set source = fields.sec_port_image|media %}
        <a href="{{ source }}" width="{{ source|image_width }}" height="{{ source|image_height }}">






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