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Hello all, Another day, another thread! 😅 So I'm building out a portfolio site bit by bit, and trying to learn how ProcessWire works for clients in the meantime. Below is a screenshot of what a project page might look like. The project header is made with a project repeater and some txt fields. Below this is another repeater (sections) - that's where my project images live. What I'd like to make: a curated gallery page (like a photographer's portfolio page) where I can manually choose images from across my project pages to be displayed in a masonry style layout (e.g. like Masonry.js https://masonry.desandro.com/) I'd like to avoid duplication or double uploads - I'd like to reuse existing project images and keep my setup as fast/light as possible Clicking an image on the gallery should link to the related project Ideally without resorting to third party solutions - could image tags be used like an image reference? I've read a discussion on community requests for something like an image reference field (which would be great) but it looks like this isn't natively supported in PW yet: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-requests/issues/207 I'm wondering if I could use PW's built in image tags or something and then display all of those on a gallery page layout. But I'm not sure if I could grab the related project page links through tags alone? Fyi, I'm also using the PageimageSource module to keep things efficient. https://github.com/nbcommunication/PageimageSource Beginner here, so maybe I'm thinking about this the wrong way. Would be nice to hear your thoughts. Thanks!
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Hi I have a number of pages with images and I'm having a problem selecting on the image descriptions. In the code snippet below, the I added images.description field to my selector and it does work in that I get the expected no. of matches. So findTag gets me a list of images matching the tags in the code, but if I swap that line for the commented line $match->images->find it does not work giving 0 results. There is findTag for tags but for description there is not a dedicated function, so I should use find. But what selector will give me a list of images matched by image description? Many thanks. if($q !== '') { $keywords = $sanitizer->selectorValue($q); $matches = $pages->find("template=album, title|summary|images.tags|images.description~=$keywords"); echo "<p>match count: $matches->count</p>"; foreach($matches as $match){ echo "<p>{$match->title}</p>"; $i = $match->images->findTag($keywords); //$i = $match->images->find("template=album, images.description~=$keywords"); GIVES ZERO MATCHES $j = count($i); echo "<p>No. of image matching: $j</p>"; foreach($i as $img){ echo "<img src='{$img->url}' alt='{$img->description}'>"; } } }
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I think it would be a great advantage for images to have an option to translate image tags, alongside the translatable description field (when using PWs language feature at all). This feature could improve the multi language support in ProcessWire even further, thus the usability of it. As a side effect that would also mean, that image tags could be easily used with the search engine, when dealing with a lot of images.
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Hello there, I was wondering if it's possible to somehow translate image tags. Right now I have a page which outputs all images related to one tag in a single container (as there are many tags this results in various containers). Every container has a title (and id) with the tag string, but currently only in the language of the entered tags. Using the PW format inside the code like this does, of course, not work.. _x($variable,'translated Tag') Is there a way to achieve this, without using workarounds (like extra fields)? Cheers, Andreas
