Getting the absolute filename?

[NigelH]

I would like to be able to list the absolute filename in the details when a user views image details.  As standard it shows the url which is effectively a call through the script, I need the absolute address to be shown i.e.

http://www.xxx.co.uk/coppermine/filename.jpg

Is that possible and how?

Many thanks.

PS Just discovered Coppermine and it's incredible!  Well, written and very well presented, I almost feel guilty using it for nothing!

[Joachim Müller]

edit displayimage.php and look for

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   // Create the absolute URL for display in info
    $info['URL'] = '<a href=' . $CONFIG["ecards_more_pic_target"] . '/' . basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . "?pos=-$CURRENT_PIC_DATA[pid]" . ' >' . $CONFIG["ecards_more_pic_target"] . '/' . basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . "?pos=-$CURRENT_PIC_DATA[pid]" . '</a>';Replace it with

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   // Create the absolute URL for display in info
    $info['URL'] = '<a href=' . $CONFIG["ecards_more_pic_target"] . '/' . basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . "?pos=-$CURRENT_PIC_DATA[pid]" . ' >' . $CONFIG["ecards_more_pic_target"] . '/' . basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . "?pos=-$CURRENT_PIC_DATA[pid]" . '</a><br /> '.$CONFIG["ecards_more_pic_target"].$path_to_pic;
In the same way, you can make it clickable, but what's the point of having the naked pic instead of the full url to the html with the embedded pic?

GauGau