Pageimage::removeVariations() method

Delete all the alternate sizes associated with this Pageimage

Usage

// basic usage
$pageimage->removeVariations();

// usage with all arguments
$pageimage->removeVariations(array $options = []);

Arguments

NameType(s)Description
options (optional)array

See options for getVariations() method to limit what variations are removed, plus these:

  • dryRun (bool): Do not remove now and instead only return the filenames of variations that would be deleted (default=false).
  • getFiles (bool): Return deleted filenames? Also assumed if the test option is used (default=false).

Return value

this array

Returns $this by default, or array of deleted filenames if the getFiles option is specified

Pageimage methods and properties

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.137

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