{init_images}

Tag {init_images} is used for displaying images in Saurus4 gallery that is based on filesystem files instead of database records in v3. Since version 4.0.7.

Parameters

  • parent - album ID where to get the images. If parent is not defined then current page ID is used.
  • name - variable name where the returned data is saved. Default value is "images".
  • start - the starting row number to return.
  • limit - the number of rows to return. You must use this parameter always with "start" parameter.
  • where - additional filtering criteria using WHERE SQL syntax.

Attributes

  • id - ID number of the image
  • parent_id - ID number of parent object
  • title - title of the image
  • buttons - action-buttons, available only for editors
  • size - size of the displayed image in bytes
  • actual_image_size - size of the original image in bytes
  • filename - filename of the image
  • thumb_path - relative path to the thumbnail image
  • thumb_height - height of the thumbnail image in pixels
  • thumb_width - width of the thumbnail image in pixels
  • image_path - relative path to the image
  • image_height - height of the image in pixels
  • image_width - width of the image in pixels
  • actual_image_path - relative path to the original image
  • actual_image_height - height of the original image in pixels
  • actual_image_width - width of the original image in pixels

General tags

  • <name>_newbutton - allows to add new images to the albums selected folder. 4.5.3
  • <name>_first_image - relative path to the first image in the album
  • <name>_last_image - relative path to the first image in the album
  • <name>_count - the number of returned objects 4.2.1
  • <name>_counttotal - the total number of objects found, not affected by "limit" parameter. 4.2.1
  • <name>_title - title of the album

Note: Images are ordered by the filenames.

Example

{init_images name="images" parent=$id}
{foreach from=$images item="image"}
    <img src="{$image->thumb_path}" alt="{$image->title}" width="{$image->thumb_width}" height="{$image->thumb_height}">
{/foreach}