Right now the best way I am coming up with it is using this code:
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$data['image'] = "http://".$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]."/image/".$product_info['image'];Hi I am working in the catalog/product controller and wish to construct the image url of the product because I wanted to pass it via AJAX javascript code on the page.
Right now the best way I am coming up with it is using this code:
Was wondering if there was a better way? ie not having to specify the protocol or concat strings
Right now the best way I am coming up with it is using this code:
If you plan to use 'cookiefree' Images, to please the Test Sites,
you should use the 'opposite' Linking. I.E., if your Site runs under
http(s):// www. yoursite. com/image/ ....
your images should be linked has
http(s):// yoursite. com/image/ ....
or then in reverse. Page Loading is then more effective.
Most easy to be set in the config.php File(s), like:
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you should use the 'opposite' Linking. I.E., if your Site runs under
http(s):// www. yoursite. com/image/ ....
your images should be linked has
http(s):// yoursite. com/image/ ....
or then in reverse. Page Loading is then more effective.
Most easy to be set in the config.php File(s), like:
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// HTTP
define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.bigmax.ch/shop/');
define('HTTP_IMAGE', 'http://bigmax.ch/shop/image/');
// HTTPS
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'http://www.bigmax.ch/shop/');
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cookie-free images, i.e. cookieless domains become absolutely useless when you start using http/2.
That aside, that controller already creates the absolute url for the resized product image:
That aside, that controller already creates the absolute url for the resized product image:
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$this->load->model('tool/image');
if ($product_info['image']) {
$data['popup'] = $this->model_tool_image->resize($product_info['image'], $this->config->get('theme_' . $this->config->get('config_theme') . '_image_popup_width'), $this->config->get('theme_' . $this->config->get('config_theme') . '_image_popup_height'));
} else {
$data['popup'] = '';
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Why would that mean it needs to be absolute?klaviyojad wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 10:19 amHi I am working in the catalog/product controller and wish to construct the image url of the product because I wanted to pass it via AJAX javascript code on the page.
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I do know that the controller already creates the absolute url for the resized product image. I do not wish to use the results of that since it pulls a cached directory like [hostname]/image/cache/catalog/demo/canon_eos_5d_1-500x500.jpg I would rather a URL like: [hostname]/image/catalog/demo/canon_eos_5d_1.jpg
As opposed to http://".$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST].
You could use $this->config->get('config_url') or $this->config->get('config_ssl')
If its something you will reuse multiple times, then you could create a private helper method in your class to construct the url and just pass the filename.
You could even do a new method in the URL class if you wanted something more global.
You could use $this->config->get('config_url') or $this->config->get('config_ssl')
If its something you will reuse multiple times, then you could create a private helper method in your class to construct the url and just pass the filename.
You could even do a new method in the URL class if you wanted something more global.
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