smarty filesize

[winters]

for a download list (made with bonus fields) I would like to use

filesize (with smarty)

does someone no what the correct use is for filesize (or is it not working anyway in pivotx)

I used
[[$entry.extrafields.file|filesize]]

output is nothing

is based it on
http://www.smarty.net/forums/viewtopic. ... 144e45fbb6

thanks and have a nice day!

[Harm10]

I do not think this is part of Smarty 2.
Wouldn't it be much simpler to create a small php snippet for it?
That has filesize built in: http://php.net/manual/en/function.filesize.php

[winters]

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     [[ php ]]
function file_size($url){
    $size = filesize($url);
    if($size >= 1073741824){
        $fileSize = round($size/1024/1024/1024,1) . 'GB';
    }elseif($size >= 1048576){
        $fileSize = round($size/1024/1024,1) . 'MB';
    }elseif($size >= 1024){
        $fileSize = round($size/1024,1) . 'KB';
    }else{
        $fileSize = $size . ' bytes';
    }
    return $fileSize;
}
echo file_size('images/$entry.extrafields.file');
                                       
                                        [[/php]]

it works with a file in php but not in pivotx is it easy for you to see what i do wrong?
(and yes the extrafields.file is filled and allow_php_in_templates to 1 )

thanks!

[Harm10]

When running php within your site you need to be aware of the cwd (current work directory).
So use getcwd(), assign that to a var and echo that.
Relative folder annotations are added to the cwd setting by php.
You can also use some of the the available paths variables from PivotX to create a full url to the image.
E.g. home_path.

[winters]

thanks harm I got the path sorted out!

if I test echo $entry.extrafields.file; it is empty
and if I use outside the [[php]] tags [[$entry.extrafields.file]] it shows me the content of the field

do you happen to know how to use extrafields in [[php]] tags ?

thanks again!

[Harm10]

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[[php]]
$vars = $this->get_template_vars();
$myvar = $vars['entry']['extrafields']['file'];
[[/php]]

Should work.

[winters]

as always: thanks for your help!