Jheald added a comment.
IMO the best solution here would be to add triples of the form
sdc:M1234567 ?relation
<http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Name.jpg>
to the database, as well as (or instead of??) the present
sdc:M1234567 schema:contentUrl
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5b/Name.jpg>
The URLs of the first form correspond to the form of the values of Wikidata
properties like "image" (`P18`) and the rest, and are what the ImageGrid view
looks for to find images in the output.
So adding triples of the first form would immediately solve the ImageGrid
problem.
It would also solve a second issue, viz. that at the moment it is not
possible in a query to take the values from wikidata properties like "image"
(`P18`) and the rest, and add their Commons info from WCQS, because it is not
easily possible at present to relate the URLs of the first form to the M-IDs
`M1234567` which are required to connect them to their Commons info.
Similarly, if one has generated a list of M-IDs in WCQS, one has to do a
workaround at the moment to generate URLs of the first form, if one wants to
identify which out of those M-IDs might be the value-objects of wikidata
statements
Including triples of the form suggested, for some suitable predicate
`?relation`, should not be a difficult patch to apply, and would solve both of
these issues, as well as allowing ImageGrid view to work straight out of the
box.
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https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T258769
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