[Clarification] : How to render "Media" field in admin list view #1195
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Hi, as per telegram chat, i'm asking how to render in admin list view a field type media (ex: a picture)
Use Case:
i have a media field where i store a logo of a brand, and i want to see that logo in the admin list view
[Clarification] : How to render "Media" field in admin listingto [Clarification] : How to render "Media" field in admin list viewWow, what a day... at last let me share with you the easy way to do this.
Rendering a Media Field in the Admin List View
Use Case Overview
You want to display a media field (e.g., a logo stored as part of a brand) in the Admin List View of your component. This will allow the image to render directly in the list view instead of displaying just the file path.
Steps to Render the Media Field in the Admin List View
Add a New Relation
Configure the Relation
logo
).Define Custom Code in the Set Field
logo
and it stores the path to the logo, you can add the following code in the Set Field:<?php echo htmlspecialchars($item->logo); ?>
dynamically outputs the logo path stored in the field.<img>
tag renders the logo as an image in the list view.htmlspecialchars()
ensures the path is safely escaped to prevent issues with special characters.alt
andtitle
attributes provide accessibility and additional information for the image.width
andheight
values as needed for your design.Save and Test
Additional Notes
<img>
tag is formed correctly in your custom code.By following these steps, you’ll successfully render the media field (e.g., a logo) as an image in the admin list view.
just a few comment, we need to add a "../" at the beginning of src otherwise the picture is relative to administrator folder.
<img src="../<?php echo htmlspecialchars($item->logo); ?>" alt="Brand Logo" title="Brand Logo" width="50" height="50">