Moved to Azure and Markdown for Images Won't Load

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
1

I am in process of moving to Azure and everything loads up fine except kirbytext markdown is not parsing. Below is the syntax.

<?php echo $page->promotion2image()->kirbytext()?>

And it is outputting the text instead of the image.

(image: 0322_rv_getoutplay_webfront.jpg alt:RV and Motorcycle on Road)

2

Does this only affect the image KirbyTag and all other tags work?

3

Yep, seems to be the only thing affected.

4

That is rather weird. Have you overwritten the image KirbyTag?

To clarify: The site is working fine locally or on another remote server?

5

It looks like I was overwriting it with a plugin but it worked on the other hosting. The only difference I see is the php versions are 7.4.28 and 7.4.32. Interesting.

6

Could you post the code for your image Kirbytag? Might be an issue with PHP extensions being enabled or not in different PHP versions.

7

It looks like this code was updated here. Quicktip: Reusing KirbyTags in custom tags | Kirby CMS after I updated it to the 2nd example it’s working now.

Below is what I was using that didn’t work.

<?php

$originalTag = Kirby\Text\KirbyTag::$types['image'];
Kirby::plugin('your/plugin', [
    'tags' => [
        'image' => [
            'attr' => array_merge(
                $originalTag['attr'],
                [
                    'srcset'
                ]),

            'html' => function($tag) use ($originalTag)  {

                $file = $tag->file($tag->value());

                // gets srcset array from config
                $presets = option('thumbs.srcsets.default');

                // sets srcset as kirbytag array with fallback to config array
                $srcset = $tag->srcset ? explode(',', $tag->srcset): $presets;
                
                // casts kirbytext array strings to ints
                $srcset = array_map(function($item) {
                    return (int) $item;
                }, $srcset);

                $result = $originalTag['html']($tag);

                if (! $file === true || is_null($srcset) === true) {
                    return $result;
                }

                $pattern = '/<img.*?>/i';

            // build a new image tag with the srcset
            $image = Html::img($tag->src, [
                'width' => $tag->width,
                'height' => $tag->height,
                'class' => $tag->imgclass,
                'title' => $tag->title,
                'alt' => $tag->alt ?? ' ',
                'srcset' => $file->srcset($srcset),
            ]);

            // replace the old image tag
            $result = preg_replace($pattern, $image , $result);

            return $result;
            }
        ]
    ]
]);