Picture of the Week

[Luckyluke]

Yeah, you're right. That's why I will take some pictures and put it already in a map.
You know, this place is really a small town. When a chicken and a cow dies they must close the local zoo. The baker, mayor and fireman are all the same people      Just kidding...

Luc

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Ironically... they change the "foto der Woche" this week.

[Ruud]

If you look at the picture of the week, you see it is allmost 3 weeks old.

Looks to me, it is something they are doing manually whenever someone sends a nice picture.

That would be easy to build 
Just create a wysiwyg page and add an image. 

Ruud

[Luckyluke]

I've got this idea from the town where I go to ski every year.
On there site they got a "Foto der Woche".
It's no WB site. if you want to see it, click here. It's a little town on the west of Austria.

I just think something. We've got a module to display a rondom picture. Maybe the php-coders can change this module with a "picture of the day", "picture of ther week", "picture of the month" and a "random picture". Just an idea...

Grtz,
Luc

[Ruud]

I have a folder under MEDIA, for example, "pic_week". In that folder are 52 photos with the names  pic-01.jpg, pic-02.jpg and so on until pic-52.jpg.

If this is true, you don't need to test.

Week 125 will not happen.

Ruud

[doc]

Weeks should be in xx format (week 1 := 01).

Christian

[Luckyluke]

Hey,

Thanks a lot. I will test it the following days.
What about week 1 to 10? is it pic-1.jpg or pic-01.jpg?

And there is no need for testing if the picture exist.

Grtz,
Luc

[doc]

Hello,

without any checks if the image exists, you can use the following in the index.php of your template:

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<img src="<?php echo WB_URL . MEDIA_DIRECTORY; ?>/pic_week/pic-<?php echo date('W', time()); ?>.jpg" alt="" />

This should result in an output like:

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<img src="http://localhost/webserver/wb27/media/pic_week/pic-39.jpg" alt="" />

Regards Christian

[Luckyluke]

Hi,

Here something for the PHP coders...

I have a folder under MEDIA, for example, "pic_week". In that folder are 52 photos with the names  pic-01.jpg, pic-02.jpg and so on until pic-52.jpg.
Well, I'm looking for a snippet that shows every week a new photo. So at week 5, it shows pic-05.jpg; at week 40 it shows pic-40.jpg.
I think this is a snipped that can be done in one line... but, I'm no coder... snif snif... 

Grtz,
Luc