[Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] get image into template

Unfortunately the way the files work is kindof weird. The value returned by fm_summary_get_item_value() is an unserialized array containing the filename and other stuff. Try this instead:

<?php
$file = fm_summary_get_item_value('whatever');
$file = unserialize($file);
$uploads = wp_upload_dir();
?>
<img src="<?php echo $uploads['url'].'/'.$file['filename'];?>"/>

This will only work if you are using %wp_uploads_dir% as the upload directory.

Thank you! This works perfect.

Guys, I’m newbie in this kind of trics, so I would like to get some help.

<?php
/*
Template Name: Form Manager Default
Template Description: The default template for e-mail notifications and summaries
Template Type: email, summary

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Below are the functions that can be used within a summary template:

fm_summary_the_title() - the title of the form
fm_summary_have_items() - works like have_posts() for wordpress themes.  Returns 'true' if there are more items left in the form.
fm_summary_the_item() - works like the_item() for wordpress themes.  Initializes the current form item.
fm_summary_the_label() - label of the current form item
fm_summary_the_type() - type of the current form item (text, textarea, checkbox, custom_list, note, separator, recaptcha, file)
fm_summary_has_data() - returns true if the form element is a data element (as opposed to a separator, note, etc.)
fm_summary_the_value() - submitted value of the current form item
fm_summary_the_timestamp() - timestamp for the current submission
fm_summary_the_user() - the login name for the current user.  If no user is logged in, this returns an empty string.
fm_summary_the_IP() - the IP address of the user who submitted the form.
fm_summary_the_nickname() - the current item's nickname

fm_summary_get_item_label($nickname) - get an item's label by nickname
fm_summary_get_item_value($nickname) - get an item's value by nickname

*NOTE: 'Summary' templates can also be used for e-mails.  Notice that under 'Template Type', both 'email' and 'summary' are listed.  If you want to make a template for e-mail notifications only, then you should only put 'email' under 'Template Type'.

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

*/
?>
<?php /* The title of the form */ ?>

<?php /* The user's first and last name, if there is a logged in user */ ?>

<?php /* The code below displays each form element, in order, along with the submitted data. */ ?>
<ul id="fm-summary">
<?php while(fm_summary_have_items()): fm_summary_the_item(); ?>
	<?php if(fm_summary_the_type() == 'separator'): ?>
		<hr />
	<?php elseif(fm_summary_has_data()): ?>
		<li<?php if(fm_summary_the_nickname() != "") echo " id=\"fm-item-".fm_summary_the_nickname()."\"";?>><?php echo fm_summary_the_label();?>: <strong><?php echo fm_summary_the_value();?></strong></li>
	<?php endif; ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>
</ul>

This is my fm-summary-default.php
Where I have to paste this code and what is ‘whatever’?

Here is the example how I use it:
– use it before the “loop” will give you only the image
– using it within the “loop” will generate the image and the link to the file
Hope that helps you!

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code pasted here

mastermillo, you can upload the files necessary for work? or give the code with an explanation: 1) in which to insert the file 2) in a row insert?

dear cheefa,
everything you can do is described above or look in / use the pasted code (link) above your comment.
should be selfexplaining….

I made a change in the file upload. The code to grab the file url is:

<?php
$file = fm_summary_get_item_value('whatever');
$file = unserialize($file);
?>
<img src="<?php echo $file['upload_url'].'/'.$file['filename'];?>"/>

Note that the url is stored with the file array, and there is no call to wp_upload_dir().