How to display the user image

Friday 26 May 2006 8:23:37 am

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Sunday 28 May 2006 11:58:11 pm

Hi Marcin,

Yes, it is the image of the logged user I want to display.
I don't know why, but:

{def $user=fetch( 'user', 'current_user' )}
{if $user.is_logged_in}
 {attribute_view_gui attribute=$user.data_map.image image_class=small}
{/if}

does not return anything.

As I told in my first post, {$user|attribute(show)} doesn't display any "image" attribute, then I think "data_map.image" can't work.

The admin interface uses this template:
design/admin/templates/content/edit.tpl
which includes:
design/admin/templates/content/edit_attribute.tpl
which uses this other one:
design/standard/templates/content/datatype/edit/ezimage.tpl
to display the user image in the user edit view (this line:
{attribute_view_gui image_class=ezini( 'ImageSettings', 'DefaultEditAlias', 'content.ini' ) attribute=$attribute} displays the user image).

First, I don't understand how edit_attribute.tpl calls ezimage.tpl ?
Second, I don't understand how to reuse:

{attribute_view_gui image_class=ezini( 'ImageSettings', 'DefaultEditAlias', 'content.ini' ) attribute=$attribute}

Pascal

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Monday 29 May 2006 12:56:02 am

Thinks a lot Marcin.

Now it works.
I looked for in the documentation but I didn't found anywhere how to do that.

Is there other attributes I can access with $user.contentobject ? How can display the list of these attributes ?

Pascal

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