Oliver Albers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> > > 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.
> > 
> > $object->location for attachments return relative path from Your
> > system. To get full path You should know blobs dir path for this host
> > and use it with $object->location.
> 
> MidgardAttachment Object
> (
>     [__table__] => blobs
>     [id] => 412
>     [sitegroup] => 2
>     [N] => 1
>     [__res__] => Resource id #1
>     [name] => button.png
>     [title] => GFX
>     [mimetype] => image/x-png
>     [score] => 0
>     [author] => 3
>     [created] => 2003-11-28 01:43:59
> )
> 
> I do not have a location attribute in my attachment object.
> Did I run into a known bug?

No. What You show here is object returned with fetch method.
You need to use mgd_get_attachment($id) to get this data.

BTW, page attachments are better for style usage IMO.

Piotras



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