Image links in PHP (Drupal)

[neu7o]

Seems simple, but it's driving me nuts. Does anyone know how to display image links in the footer & block regions of Drupal?

[Dheeraj Joshi]

I don't think without looking at the code anybody can help you.
So please post the relevant code which you think is creating problem.

Regards
Dheeraj Joshi

[neu7o]

in general do you happen to know the syntax if someone needs to create an imagelink with PHP.

[Atli]

@neu7o
An image link. That would simply be an <img> tag wrapped in an <a> tag, right?

In plain PHP code, that might look something like:

<?php
$image_location = 'http://www.w3.org/2008/site/images/logo-w3c-mobile-lg.png';
$url_link = 'http://www.w3.org/';
$url_title = "Click here to visit the World Wide Web Consortium";
 
echo "<a href=\"{$url_link}\">
          <img
            style=\"border: none;\"
            src=\"{$image_location}\" 
            alt=\"{$url_title}\"
            title=\"{$url_title}\"
          >
      </a>";
?>
 

The style removes the blue border the browse automatically puts around the image. (I assume you don't want those)

Not sure how this fits into Drupal though. I haven't worked with that one much.

[neu7o]

Thanks Atli. Example works in Drupal.

Right now I'm just testing locally. I'm using MAMP and have setup my root folder to point to /Users/MyUserName/Sites/ProjectNameFolder/.

The path for "image_location" works if it's absolute (just like the example you gave) but if I put in a relative path it does not work (for example: /images/filename.jpg)

I also tried using this path:
file:///Users/UserName/Sites/ProjectNameFolder/images/filename.jpg