I'm trying to insert a relative URL in the code below before "/images" in $thumb_directory and $orig_directory however I'm not sure how to do so within 'apostrophe's'. Also, this is a WordPress website, so if anyone knows how to call the function within '/images', like so: '/images' please let me know (I realize that what I just typed is incorrect syntax).
<?php
/* Configuration Start */
$thumb_directory = '/images';
$orig_directory = '/images';
$stage_width=600;
$stage_height=400;
/* Configuration end */
Assuming that the relative path is in the variable $rel_path
,
use double quotes:
$thumb_directory = "$rel_path/images";
$orig_directory = "$rel_path/images";
With double quotes variables (starting with $
) are replaced by their value, but this doesn't happen with single quotes.
Or use string concatenation:
$thumb_directory = $rel_path . '/images';
$orig_directory = $rel_path . '/images';
EDIT
If your relative path comes from bloginfo('template_directory')
, simply add the following line before using $rel_path
(so before the lines above):
$rel_path = bloginfo('template_directory');
This sets the variable with the path you want.
Ensure all these lines are within the PHP processing tags <?php
and ?>
, and don't forget the semicolon ;
at the end of the assignment line ;-)