Are you placing the folder "upload" somewhere in the webroot folder?
If not, you would want to create your upload folder in the webroot
folder. If they are images getting uploaded you might make a folder
structure like:
webroot/img/photos/mediagallery/uploads/
Then your image helper would look something like:
$html->link($html->image('photos/mediagallery/uploads/main_demo.jpg'),
array($html->url('
photos/mediagallery/uploads/main_zoom.jpg')), array('title' =>
'hello', 'escape' =>
false, 'class' => 'mg_main'));
Hope this helps.
On May 18, 12:50 pm, foldiman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm stuck trying to construct a URL using the html helper that points
> to an jpeg sitting in an 'uploads' folder in my webroot folder. I've
> tried the following.
>
> $html->link($html->image('/uploads/main_demo.jpg'), array($html->url('/
> uploads/main_zoom.jpg', true)), array('title' => 'hello', 'escape' =>
> false, 'class' => 'mg_main'));
>
> However, this creates the following URL which is obviously broken.
>
> http://mysite/photos/mediagallery/http://mysite/uploads/main_zoom.jpg
>
> When I remove the 'true' option from the $html->url statement I get
> this which is also wrong.
>
> http://mysite/photos/mediagallery/uploads/main_zoom.jpg
>
> And then I also noticed that when I go to the following url, Cake asks
> for a controller which is of course missing.
>
> http://mysite/uploads/main_zoom.jpg
>
> So how can I just point the browser to this image?
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