Problem loading content (images) from other page

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Hello,

i need to include “advertisment-blocks” from another kirby content folder in blog posts.
I’ve tried to load the page and rendered it… so text works good but the URL to the images
are wrong.

    <?php if($page->advertisment() != ""): ?>
      <?= page("werbung/".$page->advertisment())->text()->kirbytext() ?> 
    <?php endif ?>

Any idea how to get the kirbytext rendered correct?

S.

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Do you mean the urls of images inside the kirbytext blocks? Are they ok if you reference such a page directly for testing?

3

Reference directly? Like:

<?= page("werbung/webinar")->text()->kirbytext() ?>

gives:

<img src="http://localhost/blog/webinar.png" alt="Cover Webinar">

But should be “blog/werbung/webinar.png”. :frowning:

4

Then you are not passing the full path to the page to the page helper…

<?= page("blog/werbung/webinar")->text()->kirbytext() ?>
5

Nope. Blog is my “root” folder. if i put it into the path i get a “Call to a member function text() on a non-object”.
Also the text of the “werbung/webinar” is correct after rendering… except the image URLs.

Is there another way to load and render kirbytext from another page?

7

What do you mean by root folder? Blog is your content folder?

If I do this in a fresh starterkit, content from another page is rendered correctly including image links, for example if I put this into the home.php

<?= page("blog/extending-kirby")->text()->kirbytext() ?>

all works nicely.

What is stored in your text file? The UID or the URI?

You could also try to use the toPage() method, but that would require the URI.

8

Ok, the problem is caused by a center plugin i use. If i center a image… the URL goes wrong.

<?php
/* Center Plugin
 *
 * @author Jimmy Rittenborg <jimmy@sitemarina.com>
 * @version 1.0.0
 */
kirbytext::$pre[] = function($kirbytext, $text) {
  $text = preg_replace_callback('!\(center(…|\.{3})\)(.*?)\((…|\.{3})center\)!is', function($matches) use($kirbytext) {
    $html = kirbytext($matches[2]);
    return '<div class="' . c::get('center.class', 'text-center') . '">' . $html . '</div>';
  }, $text);
  return $text;
};

now i have to figure out why this happens.

PS:

$html = $matches[2]; instead of kirbytexting the stuff in the plugin seems to work.

S.

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9

Oh, yes, I thought it might have been caused by a filter…

10

yes, solved, sorry for the disturbance :wink: