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[Bricolage-General] Related media
If I associate a related media element as a sub
element of a page element, how do I pull the related
media element into the page? Does anyone have a code
example that does this?

Thanks

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 10:20 AM, Sandy R wrote:

> If I associate a related media element as a sub
> element of a page element, how do I pull the related
> media element into the page? Does anyone have a code
> example that does this?

<img src="<& /lib/xhtml/format_uri.mc, $muri &>" align="left"
alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>" border="1"
height="<% $height %>" width="<% $width %>" />

<%init>;
my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
my $melem = $media->get_tile;
my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
my $muri = $media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels
($burner->get_oc->get_id));
</%init>

HTH,

David

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
Thanks David,

I cant seem to get page.mc to pull in related_media.
Ive included the code from column.mc and page.mc that
Im using below. This is from the documentation and the
elements that come with bricolage. Below the code is
an explanation of whats happening.

############ From column.mc ############
<!-- Start "Column" -->

%# Only show this if we are on the first page
% unless ($burner->get_page) {
<h1><% $story->get_title %></h1>
<% $element->get_data('deck') %>
<hr />
% }

%# Display all the pages of this story
% $burner->display_pages('page');

<br>
Page <% $burner->get_page + 1 %>

<!-- End "Column" -->
############ End column.mc ############

############ From page.mc ############
<!-- Start "Page" -->

<%perl>
foreach my $e ($element->get_elements) {
if ($e->has_name('paragraph')) {
$m->out('<p>'.$e->get_data.'</p>');

} elsif ($e->has_name('pull_quote')) {
$burner->display_element($e);

} elsif ($e->has_name('inset')) {
$burner->display_element($e);

} elsif ($e->has_name('subtitle')) {
$burner->display_element($e);

}
}
</%perl>

<hr />

%# $burner numbers pages from '0' not '1'.
% my $pnum = $burner->get_page + 1;

%# Show 'previous' link
% my $prev = $element->get_data('previous');
% if ($prev) {
<a href="index<% $pnum-2 != 0 ? $pnum-2 : '' %>.html">
<<< Page <% $pnum - 1 %> : </a>
<% $prev %>
% }



%# Show 'next' link
% my $next = $element->get_data('next');
% if ($next) {
<% $next %>
<a href="index<% $pnum %>.html">
: Page <% $pnum + 1 %> >>>
</a>
% }

<!-- End "Page" -->
############ End page.mc ############


If I create a Column using the template code above
(as in a weekly column using column.mc which has a
page sub element) this works fine, clicking on the
preview link will bring up the story including all the
elements and sub elements e.g. deck, title, page,
etc... But when I add the code below to page.mc to
pull in the image, then click on the preview link,
only the column element is displayed. i.e the column
element no longer displays the page element. Im
putting this code at the bottom of the page.mc
template to test it. Can anyone tell me what Im doing
wrong?

##### Related media code added to page.mc #####
<img src="<& /path/to/related_media.mc, $muri &>"
align="left" alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>"

border="1" height="<% $height %>"
width="<% $width %>" />

<%init>;
my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
my $melem = $media->get_tile;
my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
my $muri =
$media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels($burner->get_oc->get_id));
</%init>
##### End Related media code added to page.mc ######

Thanks.


--- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 10:20 AM, Sandy R
> wrote:
>
> > If I associate a related media element as a sub
> > element of a page element, how do I pull the
> related
> > media element into the page? Does anyone have a
> code
> > example that does this?
>
> <img src="<& /lib/xhtml/format_uri.mc, $muri &>"
> align="left"
> alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>"
> border="1"
> height="<% $height %>" width="<% $width %>"
> />
>
> <%init>;
> my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
> my $melem = $media->get_tile;
> my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
> my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
> my $muri =
> $media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels
>
> ($burner->get_oc->get_id));
> </%init>
>
> HTH,
>
> David
>
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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 08:50 AM, Sandy R wrote:

> <img src="<& /path/to/related_media.mc, $muri &>"
> align="left" alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>"
>
> border="1" height="<% $height %>"
> width="<% $width %>" />
>
> <%init>;
> my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
> my $melem = $media->get_tile;
> my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
> my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
> my $muri =
> $media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels($burner->get_oc->get_id));
> </%init>

Oops, I left in a Mason call to a template that you probably don't
have. It should actually be this;

<img src="<% $muri %>" align="left" border="1"
alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>"
height="<% $height %>" width="<% $width %>" />

<%init>;
my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
my $melem = $media->get_tile;
my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
my $muri = $media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels
($burner->get_oc->get_id));
</%init>

Otherwise, make sure that your "page" element is of an element type
that's marked "related media" and that you've then related a media
element to the page in the UI. If, OTOH, you have a "Related Media"
element that's a subelement to your "page" element, then the above code
should actually go into "related_media.mc", not "page.mc".

HTH,

David

PS: Ugh, the old approach to creating next and previous links was
awful! It is much improved in 1.5.0.

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
Thanks David, Ill give that a try.

p.s. The more I work with and learn Bricolage, the
more I love this program! Looking forward to 1.5


--- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 08:50 AM, Sandy R
> wrote:
>
> > <img src="<& /path/to/related_media.mc, $muri &>"
> > align="left" alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name)
> %>"
> >
> > border="1" height="<% $height %>"
> > width="<% $width %>" />
> >
> > <%init>;
> > my $media = $element->get_related_media or
> return;
> > my $melem = $media->get_tile;
> > my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
> > my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
> > my $muri =
> >
>
$media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels($burner->get_oc->get_id));
> > </%init>
>
> Oops, I left in a Mason call to a template that you
> probably don't
> have. It should actually be this;
>
> <img src="<% $muri %>" align="left" border="1"
> alt="<% escape_html($media->get_name) %>"
> height="<% $height %>" width="<% $width %>" />
>
> <%init>;
> my $media = $element->get_related_media or return;
> my $melem = $media->get_tile;
> my $width = $melem->get_data('width');
> my $height = $melem->get_data('height');
> my $muri =
> $media->get_uri($media->get_output_channels
>
> ($burner->get_oc->get_id));
> </%init>
>
> Otherwise, make sure that your "page" element is of
> an element type
> that's marked "related media" and that you've then
> related a media
> element to the page in the UI. If, OTOH, you have a
> "Related Media"
> element that's a subelement to your "page" element,
> then the above code
> should actually go into "related_media.mc", not
> "page.mc".
>
> HTH,
>
> David
>
> PS: Ugh, the old approach to creating next and
> previous links was
> awful! It is much improved in 1.5.0.
>
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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 09:46 AM, Sandy R wrote:

> Thanks David, Ill give that a try.
>
> p.s. The more I work with and learn Bricolage, the
> more I love this program! Looking forward to 1.5

Heh, cool. But 1.5.0 is out now. It's a development release leading to
1.6.0, which I hope to release before month's end.

David

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
If I have a stucture like the following:

column.mc
page.mc(sub element of column)
related_media.mc(sub element of page)

What would I use in page.mc to render related_media.mc
in the page? I've tried doing things like each of the
following:

<& related_media &>
<& related_media.mc &>
% $m->comp('related_media');
<%perl>
my $rel_media ($related_media->get_related_media){
$burner->display_element($rel_media);
}
</%perl>

Could someone please explain to me what Im not doing
correctly? Am I thinking about this wrong? Do I need
to do more than just call the template?

Thank you. I appreciate it.
Sandy




--- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 09:46 AM, Sandy R
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks David, Ill give that a try.
> >
> > p.s. The more I work with and learn Bricolage, the
> > more I love this program! Looking forward to 1.5
>
> Heh, cool. But 1.5.0 is out now. It's a development
> release leading to
> 1.6.0, which I hope to release before month's end.
>
> David
>
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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Sandy R wrote:
> If I have a stucture like the following:
>
> column.mc
> page.mc(sub element of column)
> related_media.mc(sub element of page)
>
> What would I use in page.mc to render related_media.mc
> in the page? I've tried doing things like each of the
> following:
>
> <& related_media &>
> <& related_media.mc &>
> % $m->comp('related_media');
> <%perl>
> my $rel_media ($related_media->get_related_media){
> $burner->display_element($rel_media);
> }
> </%perl>


Perhaps refer to `perldoc Bric::Templates`, section
'WRITING TEMPLATES', subsection 'A Template Example'.
Your 'related_media' element seems analogous to 'inset'
in the example, so something like this:

foreach my $e ($element->get_elements) {
if ($e->has_name('inset')) {
$burner->display_element($e);
} elsif (....) {
....
}
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RE: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
You should be able to handle an image. If you use the following for Related
Media Template (note that I have commented out the decision making):

<!-- Start "Related Media" -->



% my $rel_media = $element->get_related_media;

% # This template only handles images, even if they're not images.

% # I commented the next line out since the substr seems to
% # be empty, because
% # $rel_media->get_media_type->get_name returns an empty string.
% # for production, you would obviously want this to return the
% # proper sort % # of string

% # if (substr($rel_media->get_media_type->get_name, 0, 5) eq 'image') {
<img src="<% $rel_media->get_uri %>">
<!-- <b> There's an error here </b><br> -->
%# }

<!-- End "Related Media" -->

I used the following for the Page Template. But I had to create a
"paragraph_2" to replace "paragraph" for reasons of inadequate forward
planning. It also prints out the element name, because I was trying to find
where it was failing.

<!-- Start "Page" -->
<%perl>
foreach my $e ($element->get_elements) {
my $name = $e->get_name;
$m->out($name);
if ($e->has_name('paragraph_2')) {
$m->out('<p>'.$e->get_data.'</p>');

} elsif ($e->has_name('Related Media')) {
$m->out('<b> Should generate Related Media here</b><br><br>');
$burner->display_element($e);


} elsif ($e->has_name('inset')) {
$burner->display_element($e);

}
}
</%perl>

<hr />

%# $burner numbers pages from '0' not '1'.
% my $pnum = $burner->get_page + 1;

%# Show 'previous' link
% my $prev = $element->get_data('previous');
% if ($prev) {
<a href="index<% $pnum-2 != 0 ? $pnum-2 : '' %>.html">
&lt;&lt;&lt; Page <% $pnum - 1 %> : </a>&nbsp;&nbsp; || &nbsp;&nbsp;
% }

%# Show 'next' link
% my $next = $element->get_data('next');
% if ($next) {
<a href="index<% $pnum %>.html">
: Page <% $pnum + 1 %> &gt;&gt;&gt;
</a>
% }

<!-- End "Page" -->

I don't know why $rel_media->get_media_type->get_name returns an empty
string for me, someone with a better understaning than me would have to
answer that.

hth

gh



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sandy R [mailto:sandy9735@yahoo.com]
> Sent: 2003-Jan-14 10:17 AM
> To: David Wheeler
> Cc: bricolage-general@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media
>
>
> If I have a stucture like the following:
>
> column.mc
> page.mc(sub element of column)
> related_media.mc(sub element of page)
>
> What would I use in page.mc to render related_media.mc
> in the page? I've tried doing things like each of the
> following:
>
> <& related_media &>
> <& related_media.mc &>
> % $m->comp('related_media');
> <%perl>
> my $rel_media ($related_media->get_related_media){
> $burner->display_element($rel_media);
> }
> </%perl>
>
> Could someone please explain to me what Im not doing
> correctly? Am I thinking about this wrong? Do I need
> to do more than just call the template?
>
> Thank you. I appreciate it.
> Sandy
>
>
>
>
> --- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> > On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 09:46 AM, Sandy R
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Thanks David, Ill give that a try.
> > >
> > > p.s. The more I work with and learn Bricolage, the
> > > more I love this program! Looking forward to 1.5
> >
> > Heh, cool. But 1.5.0 is out now. It's a development
> > release leading to
> > 1.6.0, which I hope to release before month's end.
> >
> > David
> >
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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 12:29 PM, Scott Lanning wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Sandy R wrote:
>> If I have a stucture like the following:
>>
>> column.mc
>> page.mc(sub element of column)
>> related_media.mc(sub element of page)
>>
>> What would I use in page.mc to render related_media.mc
>> in the page? I've tried doing things like each of the
>> following:
>>
>> <& related_media &>
>> <& related_media.mc &>
>> % $m->comp('related_media');
>> <%perl>
>> my $rel_media ($related_media->get_related_media){
>> $burner->display_element($rel_media);
>> }
>> </%perl>
>
>
> Perhaps refer to `perldoc Bric::Templates`, section
> 'WRITING TEMPLATES', subsection 'A Template Example'.
> Your 'related_media' element seems analogous to 'inset'
> in the example, so something like this:
>
> foreach my $e ($element->get_elements) {
> if ($e->has_name('inset')) {
> $burner->display_element($e);
> } elsif (....) {
> ....
> }
> }

More specifically, in the page template you'd do:

foreach my $e ($element->get_elements) {
if ($e->has_name('related_media')) {
$burner->display_element($e);
} elsif (....) {
....
}
}

If you just want to do the really simple thing, and you're sure that
you have only one related media subelement, you can just do:

% my $related_media = $element->get_container('related_media');
% $burner->display_element($related_media);

HTH,

David

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 04:42 PM, Harrison, George (FSH)
wrote:

> I don't know why $rel_media->get_media_type->get_name returns an empty
> string for me, someone with a better understaning than me would have to
> answer that.

Only thing I can think of off-hand is that somehow your media asset has
no media type associated with it.

David

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
Thanks everyone, I finally have it handling images and
have a much better understanding of whats happening.


--- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 04:42 PM,
> Harrison, George (FSH)
> wrote:
>
> > I don't know why
> $rel_media->get_media_type->get_name returns an
> empty
> > string for me, someone with a better understaning
> than me would have to
> > answer that.
>
> Only thing I can think of off-hand is that somehow
> your media asset has
> no media type associated with it.
>
> David
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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 07:28 AM, Sandy R wrote:

> Thanks everyone, I finally have it handling images and
> have a much better understanding of whats happening.

Care to write up a HOW-TO for those who come after you with the same
questions? I'll post it to bricolage.cc...

David

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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
Absolutely, Ill write one this weekend.


--- David Wheeler <david@wheeler.net> wrote:
> On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 07:28 AM, Sandy R
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks everyone, I finally have it handling images
> and
> > have a much better understanding of whats
> happening.
>
> Care to write up a HOW-TO for those who come after
> you with the same
> questions? I'll post it to bricolage.cc...
>
> David
>
> --
> David Wheeler
> AIM: dwTheory
> david@wheeler.net
> ICQ: 15726394
> http://david.wheeler.net/
> Yahoo!: dew7e
>
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>


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Re: [Bricolage-General] Related media [ In reply to ]
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 11:19 AM, Sandy R wrote:

> Absolutely, Ill write one this weekend.

Cool, thanks!

And if anyone else wants to write a how-to on topics that they had to
struggle to figure out due to lack of adequate documentation, feel
free, and I'll make sure they go to an appropriate section of the site.

Regards,

David

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