Hi,
That is called a "global" - you put it in Build > User Templates - then scroll to the bottom of the page, and you will see a blank textarea field, where you put the code in (and the name of the global in the text field). Then, save it.
i mean...
-$ID is the id of the image or the id of the link?
-'Photo1' and 'Links' what exactly are?
$ID - is the LinkID (you don't need to change this)
Photo1 is the name of the image field you are using. In your case, you would need to use:
<%get_image_url($ID,'ImmagineUp','Links')%>
That should work :) (assuming you have your field setup right).
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That is called a "global" - you put it in Build > User Templates - then scroll to the bottom of the page, and you will see a blank textarea field, where you put the code in (and the name of the global in the text field). Then, save it.
Quote:
but i haven't understood the string called in the template... i mean...
-$ID is the id of the image or the id of the link?
-'Photo1' and 'Links' what exactly are?
$ID - is the LinkID (you don't need to change this)
Photo1 is the name of the image field you are using. In your case, you would need to use:
<%get_image_url($ID,'ImmagineUp','Links')%>
That should work :) (assuming you have your field setup right).
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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