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Reputation: 12488

AvalancheImagineBundle not creating thumbnail images?

I installed AvalancheImagineBundle for Symfony 2.0.

Everything wen't fine except the fact that it doesnt' generate thumbnail images after this line; 

<img  src="{{  asset('uploads/apartments/4ef4be0edef4a.jpg') | apply_filter('my_thumb') }}" />

The image is there. I tried cutting out the apply_filter and the image gets shown.

The config is set fine aswell - I followed the basic instructions on the git page.

But the thumbnail doesnt appear in media/cache after page load. I have the folder structure there.

What could be the issue?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1425

Answers (3)

Al_
Al_

Reputation: 2509

try using 

<img  src="{{  asset('../uploads/apartments/4ef4be0edef4a.jpg') | apply_filter('my_thumb') }}" />

note the ../ in the path, this worked for me when I had the same issue, avalanche seems to need a relative url

Upvotes: 2

Rich
Rich

Reputation: 900

I came across an issue where the thumbnail wasn't being created. You may have a similar problem.

Background / Problem

My images were not being saved and no thumbnail was being displayed.

This was because latest version on AvalancheImagineBundle is not compatible with the Symfony2 Standard Edition available from symfony.com.

The latest commit changes some of the using statements. You can see if this is your problem by navigating to the image that is being displayed (in my case this was /uploads/media/4efc8d3e5c37d.png). Once there, if you get an error talking about 'Filesystem' do the following:

Solution

Instead of updating symfony2 I chose to use the version of AvalancheImagineBundle just before the latest commit. Find it here. Of course, you could alternatively update symfony2.

Upvotes: 1

mblaettermann
mblaettermann

Reputation: 1943

Remove the Assetic call..

Just pass the the image url to the apply_filter function..

Images are cached by ImagineBundle. you dont need asset() here.

Upvotes: 3

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