Liipimaginebundle: It's not working for me. Source image not found in ""

[Micchaleq]

Hello, I try install that Bundle but I have problem,

I installed that budle and I configured it but it isn't working.

My config: "liip_imagine: driver: gd web_root: %kernel.root_dir%/../web data_root: %kernel.root_dir%/../web cache_mkdir_mode: 0777 cache_prefix: /media/cache cache: web_path cache_clearer: true data_loader: filesystem controller_action: liip_imagine.controller:filterAction formats: [] filter_sets: my_thumb: quality: 75 filters: thumbnail: { size: [120, 90], mode: outbound }"

and I use it <img src="{{ asset('dostep_desc.png') | imagine_filter('my_thumb') }}">

When I try go to site with that img i have url to file (/jks2/web/app_dev.php/media/cache/my_thumb/jks2/web/dostep_desc.png)

And I have strange line in my log
[2012-11-01 14:01:01] request.ERROR: Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException: Source image not found in "" (uncaught exception) at C:\xampp\htdocs\jks2\vendor\liip\imagine-bundle\Liip\ImagineBundle\Imagine\Data\Loader\FileSystemLoader.php line 88 [] []

Could you help me?

[JackJones]

seems the issue will be the url, i had the same problem, if i don't use a top-level domain on my notebook

[lsmith77]

make sure to adjust the web root path setting.

[lsmith77]

ping

[sunviwo]

Hi, I'm experiencing the same issue in my project. Any succeeded in finding a fix ?

[havvg]

Just to be sure, you are using the current version?
What's your configuration, and what's the code in your template + what's the value of any variable used in the template to retrieve the image?

[sunviwo]

Thanks for the reply.
Here's my composer.json
"require": {
...
"liip/imagine-bundle": "dev-master",
...
},

I used the default configuration.

app/config/routing.yml

_imagine:
resource: .
type: imagine

app/config/config.yml

liip_imagine:
filter_sets:
my_thumb:
quality: 75
filters:
thumbnail: { size: [120, 90], mode: outbound }

Here's my template code

<img src="{{ asset('uploads/media/' ~ m.image )| imagine_filter('my_thumb') }}" alt="{{ m.titre }}" />

and the html output:
<img src="/Essai/web/app_dev.php/media/cache/my_thumb/Essai/web/uploads/media/a269f8c64cef84c034b9e646b7b07f40bec738d1.jpeg" alt="Une photo1">

[havvg]

That's because of {{ asset('uploads/media/' ~ m.image )| imagine_filter('my_thumb') }}, you are doubling the path, try {{ m.image|imagine_filter('my_thumb') }}.

[havvg]

To enable asset versioning, you can use it this way around: {{ asset(m.image|imagine_filter('my_thumb')) }}
But make sure, your assets_version_format does not alter the path, or if so, your resolver or webserver knows how to rewrite the url accordingly.

[sunviwo]

That method completely change the image path in the source code:
<img src="/Essai/web/uploads/media//Essai/web/app_dev.php/media/cache/my_thumb/a269f8c64cef84c034b9e646b7b07f40bec738d1.jpeg" alt="Photo3">

[havvg]

It still looks like you are using the wrong combination in your template, did you try the basic {{ m.image|imagine_filter('my_thumb') }}?

What's in m.image? It should read a269f8c64cef84c034b9e646b7b07f40bec738d1.jpeg only.

[JackJones]

i still have the same problem

[sunviwo]

I tried various ways but couldn't get it work. I think it's all related to finding a way to provide a relative path as it is required in the Readme. asset() returns an absolute path. I'm working on Windows and my project's path is C:/wamp/www/Essai/. asset() generates a path like this Essai/web/. The problem is to know where does a relative path begins in Symfony2. The project folder or the 'web' folder? I manually tried both of them, even for css files and none worked. Files only work with a asset() call. Excuse me for the question, I'm very new to Symfony2

[havvg]

Actually, when using this bundle, there is no need for the asset. The URL is correctly returned by imagine_filter.

The asset will break it, if not used correctly. I see no actual use case for this, because the assets_version may not change when the image is updated, but that's part of the users problem or feature, depends how it is used :-)

What do you mean by 'relative path'?
The relative path of a URL for your application pointing to a file, will start off right after the configured web directory of your application, defaults to web directory, so a file in web/foo/bar.jpg would result in /foo/bar.jpg

[sunviwo]

Got it finally.

1. I got rid of the asset();
2. Comparing source codes, I noticed that when I do {{ '/uploads/media/' ~ m.image | imagine_filter('my_filter') }}, the filter applies first to m.image only, then concat the generated string with '/uploads/media/' so that eventually it generates a wrong path. To fix it I just made {{ ('/uploads/media/' ~ m.image) | imagine_filter('my_filter') }}. And it worked everywhere in the application.

[havvg]

That's indeed a common mistake when dealing with Twig :)

@JackJones does this solve your issue, too?
If not, what's your setup, output, etc.?

[neupane]

when i want to display the image it does not display any thing
src="{{ '{{ app.request.basepath }}/uploads/index.jpg' | imagine_filter('my_thumb', runtimeConfig) }}"