custom image loader issues please help

[roamex]

Hey i need some help here i am stuck on how to call the proper images. I am trying to edit the code so when an image is clicked on instead of opening a new window it uses a javascript effect. I am trying to find out how to call the image that was uploaded by the user based of add showing. Also may help if i can set the size of image based off uploaded size of image as well. below is the code thats missing the in it the what goes here field.

the file i am editing is veiwlistings.tpl.

PHP Code:

{if $viewphotos=="Y" && $data <> ''}
              {foreach from=$data item=image}
                {literal}
                <div onclick="dhtmlHistory.add('location1',{message: 'backbox'});countdown()">{/literal}
<a href="WHAT GOES HERE" rel="lightbox[slide]" caption="{$image.title}">
<img src="thumbs/small_{$image.image}" hspace="5" vspace="5" class="image" border="0" alt="{$image.title}" /></a>{$image.title}
</div>

                {foreachelse}
             <img src="templates/{$smarty.const.MAIN_TEMPLATE}/images/nophoto.gif" width="100" hspace="5" vspace="5" border="1" />
              {/foreach}
      {else}
          <img src="templates/{$smarty.const.MAIN_TEMPLATE}/images/nophoto.gif" width="100" hspace="5" vspace="5" border="1" />
      {/if} 


Any help from anyone would be nice thanks.

[Lhotch]

In the default template the href point to another script which opens the image in a new window.

If you want to just link to the image then you need to ask yourself...."Self, where are the images stored?".

The answer is in the /photos directory on your server.

If you take a queue from the link to the thumbnail image you can see that......

src="thumbs/small_{$image.image}"

Where is the /thumbs folder? Its in the root of the 68C install just like /photos.

Look in /thumbs, whats in there? A series if small images that all have the name small_<somenamehere>.jpg.

By that one could conclude that {$image.image} is the actual name of the photo and if you know the full size photos are stored in /phtotos then what does that tell us?

href="photos/{$image.image}"

should probably do the trick.

[roamex]

wow i guess that makes sense lol. don't i feel like a tool. Thanks a lot.