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Hello,
I have a XSLT script that does a for each on the sub pages of my products.
I can show links and bodytext information no problem but I want to display a logo associated with a product but if i wrap say
<xsl:value-of select="data [@alias = 'productLogo']"/>
in a <img src' ' /> I get a compile error. if I use " I get a complile error too.
If I just output the value I get the path to the file as expected. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Hi Streety,
Do you know what type of data-type the "productLogo" property is using? A media picker or upload field?
If it's a Media Picker, then take a look at a blog post that I wrote a while back about GetMedia: http://blog.leekelleher.com/2009/11/30/how-to-use-umbraco-library-getmedia-in-xslt/
If it's an Upload field, then its probably a syntax error in the XSLT. You could use something like this?
<img src="{data[@alias='productLogo']}" />
Cheers, Lee.
Thank you.
That sorted it.
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Displaying Images in XSLT
Hello,
I have a XSLT script that does a for each on the sub pages of my products.
I can show links and bodytext information no problem but I want to display a logo associated with a product but if i wrap say
in a <img src' ' /> I get a compile error. if I use " I get a complile error too.
If I just output the value I get the path to the file as expected. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Hi Streety,
Do you know what type of data-type the "productLogo" property is using? A media picker or upload field?
If it's a Media Picker, then take a look at a blog post that I wrote a while back about GetMedia: http://blog.leekelleher.com/2009/11/30/how-to-use-umbraco-library-getmedia-in-xslt/
If it's an Upload field, then its probably a syntax error in the XSLT. You could use something like this?
<img src="{data[@alias='productLogo']}" />Cheers, Lee.
Thank you.
That sorted it.
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