4 previous topics. Previous discussion was archived at Extension talk:AdaptiveThumb/Archive 1 on 2016-10-24.
Is there a supported syntax where I pass the src path as a variable to the image inside the pic tag such as:
<pic src="{{#var: PathToFile }}/{{#var: FileName}}" />
or
<pic src="{{{PathToFile}}}/{{{FileName}}}" />
I would like to use the pic tag inside a template.
http://moscowamerican.com/wiki/Test
The coding disappears, but there is no picture!
<pic src="Screenshot of unknown america video rentv 2020 youtube (Smaller).png"/>
correct, I just reproduced it. You have to add
wfLoadExtension ('adaptivethumb');
not
wfLoadExtension ('AdaptiveThumb');
Avoid the CamelCase and you'll be good
sorry I did not get informed about your inquiry and let you wait 7 months. Is the picture available from your server's root directory? I wrote http://try-linux.blogspot.com/2020/10/a-new-look-for-linuxintroorg.html which contains configuration examples for nginx.
most probably you have an old version where you still need to set $wgAllowExternalImages=true; which is a security issue, sorry
Is it possible to add images using AdaptiveThumb to a table? Also, can the image be a link?
yes! I tried it out and it works as expected:
{|
|Orange <pic src=http://linuxintro.org/images/f/f9/Set-up-a-webcam.png width=200 link=www.mediawiki.org />
|Apple |- |Bread |Pie |- |Butter |Ice cream |}
I would like something like
<pic file="mindmap.jpg" width=30% align=right caption="this is a mindmap" />
where mindmap.jpg is a file that was uploaded to the web server using the mediawiki Upload file. to use src, I have to figure out that the path is something like src="/images/4/44/mindmap.jpg" and that may change if I upload a newer version of the file.
The latest version of AdaptiveThumb has exactly that. It offers an attribute "file" to which you can assign the name of the file. You no longer have to figure out its path.