insert image

kayrie 10 Oct, 2011
Hye guys,

how does for me to insert image in chronoconnectivity.For example a user profile that have their photo on it..
GreyHead 10 Oct, 2011
Hi Kayrie,

You can add a <img> tag into the body section of a ChronoConnectivity listing to show an image. The src attribute should link to a thumbnail image to avoid too much re-sizing in the browser.

Bob
kayrie 12 Oct, 2011
Hye bob,

Thank you for reply.
But the src i did not very clear on it.
Do i have to insert an image at com_chronoconnectivity folder?
kayrie 12 Oct, 2011
Any suggestion guys?
GreyHead 12 Oct, 2011
Hi Kyrie,

You can have the images wherever you like as long as you have the correct URL in the <img> tag.

Bob
kayrie 13 Oct, 2011
hye bob,

Thank you. i succeed to insert the image. But my objective is to insert image like profile image.
Each time they login the can review their profile that have their pic.
So how can i recall back their pic either from db or else?

Really appreciate you helping me..
kayrie 13 Oct, 2011
Any suggestion guys?
GreyHead 15 Oct, 2011
Hi kayrie,

We're talking about an ordinary HTML <img> link here - what goes into it depends on where you have stored the images that you want to display.

Bob
kayrie 17 Oct, 2011
Thank you for reply.

Yes. i know that.but can i filter it from be review by others?
means in that page only have user pic that login at that time..
GreyHead 17 Oct, 2011
Hi Kayrie,

Hmm, that's a different question . . .

Put the image link in the header box and link the image to the User ID.

Bob
kayrie 18 Oct, 2011
can you give me a guide?coz in header i know to put the image link but to link to user id it make me problem?
GreyHead 19 Oct, 2011
Hi Kayrie,

It's impossible to answer without knowing how you have the images stored and how you have linked them to the user.

Bob
kayrie 20 Oct, 2011
hye bob,

the images is stored at \images file...but to restricted it to each user, that the problem..
thanks for helping..
GreyHead 20 Oct, 2011
Hi Kayrie,

That's a part of your site design. You might include the user id in the image names; or have a database table to link the user id to an image name . . . up to you to think through the best solution for your site.

Bob
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