Hi!
Is it possible, that toFile() returns NULL when the filename contains a hyphen?
I have the following code:
if($mitarbeiter->portrait()->isNotEmpty()):
$description = $mitarbeiter->name();
$img = $mitarbeiter->portrait()->toFile();
$border = $img->border()->value();
with an image named “test-image.jpg” i get the error
Call to a member function border() on null
with an image named “test_images.jpg” everything works.
Since Kirby sanitizes filenames on upload and leaves “-” i would expect, that this should work in both cases?
Tested on Kirby 2.5.4 and 2.5.12
Any ideas?
Strange, I use images with hyphens in all the time, and don’t recall seeing an issue. What version of PHP are you on? What operating system is the site running on?
On a side note, you should check the image actually exists before using it. Checking the field has a value is not enough (the field will still have a value if the image has been physically deleted, unless you make a point of changing the field too).
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at the moment i’m on my localhost, with MAMP and PHP version 5.6.10
thanks for your remark, i will add this test.
Try switching to PHP 7.x… 5.6 is still supported I think, but using 7.x is strongly encouraged.
The site I’m working on at the moment has images with hyphens in, running on Kirby 2.5.12 and PHP 7.x - works fine. I can’t test on MAMP because I use Valet+ for local development, although I don’t think its a MAMP issue.
well it is working now…the hyphens weren’t the problem after all, but that i didn’t update the fields properly while testing.
uuups!
i realized that when i added the test to check if the image existed and started some more serious debugging… =)
so thanks for that advice!
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