<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm new to midgard as well, but I would think something like > > $file=mgd_get_attachment($attachment_id); > echo($file->location); > > can't say that I've tried it though.
Thanks for your answer. I did try that and it simply doesn't show anything. Some print_r($file) didn't show up a location attribute either. I know manual claims so, but there isn't. I did have a look at midgard php sources and the location field also only seems to include the filename but not the whole path. I just guess this from the presence of some "char* path" and concatenation of path"/"location in the source. I'd patch the sources to include the whole path in the attachment object if I was able to. My C knowledge obviously isn't good enough as I did not succeed with this plan - I don't even know where to start - I did not understand attachment.c... I hope anyone else does have an idea. Thanks in advance, Olli --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
