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Made template for showing image_field in admin-ui more robust #1387

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@vidarl vidarl commented Oct 31, 2024

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I was not able to reproduce the problem on a fresh 4.6, but on a installation just upgraded to 4.6 (was at some point using 2.5 or maybe even older releases) the database had a lot of images with the following "empty" data in ezcontentobject_attribute.data_text:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ezimage serial_number=""
         is_valid=""
         filename=""
         suffix=""
         basename=""
         dirpath=""
         url=""
         original_filename=""
         mime_type=""
         width=""
         height=""
         alternative_text=""
         alias_key="1293033771"
         timestamp="1086942459" />

In 4.6, the value will simply be null if no image is uploaded. However, in earlier versions it was obviously stored like shown above. And one problem here is that height has a value set to empty string. The admin-ui template requires height to be numeric or a Unsupported operand types: string / string exception will be thrown.

It would be nice if twig had a is numeric test but that is not going to happend. For this use-case it is sufficient to check if value is empty string too

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@@ -447,7 +447,7 @@
<td>{{ 'ezimage.master_dimensions'|trans|desc('Master dimensions') }}:</td>
<td>{{ 'ezimage.width_and_height'|trans({'%width%': field.value.width, '%height%': field.value.height})|desc('Width: %width%px height: %height%px') }}</td>
</tr>
{% if field.value.height != '0' %}
{% if field.value.height != '0' and field.value.height != '' %}
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This should achieve the same result:

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{% if field.value.height != '0' and field.value.height != '' %}
{% if field.value.height %}

However, the important bit is that what is in the block below relies on field.value.height being "not zero", as we're performing a division. Non-empty string that does not contain a numerical value will cause PHP to error out.

As Fabien pointed out in the comments to the PR you linked, adding is_numeric as a function/test to Twig is trivial and we can do that relatively easily.

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Yes, we need to keep the check for value 0 in order to avoid division by zero.
But we could change it to this indeed:

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{% if field.value.height != '0' and field.value.height != '' %}
{% if field.value.height != '0' and field.value.height %}

Or do you prefer I make a is numeric test to Twig so it reads something like :

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{% if field.value.height != '0' and field.value.height != '' %}
{% if field.value.height is numeric and field.value.height != '0' %}

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@Steveb-p You want me to make a is numeric test, or this is not needed ?

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