Getting link to original image?

To access the original image, you need to have Image Array as return type. In that array you’ll have access all the data you need:

Example array:

Array
(
    [id] => 247
    [alt] =>
    [title] => 7K0A0223_300x300_acf_cropped3
    [caption] =>
    [description] =>
    [mime_type] => image/jpeg
    [url] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/7K0A0223_300x300_acf_cropped3.jpg
    [width] => 300
    [height] => 300
    [sizes] => Array
        (
            [thumbnail] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/7K0A0223_300x300_acf_cropped3-150x150.jpg
            [thumbnail-width] => 150
            [thumbnail-height] => 150
            [medium] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/7K0A0223_300x300_acf_cropped3.jpg
            [medium-width] => 300
            [medium-height] => 300
            [large] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/7K0A0223_300x300_acf_cropped3.jpg
            [large-width] => 300
            [large-height] => 300
            ...more sizes
        )

    [original_image] => Array
        (
            [id] => 5
            [alt] =>
            [title] => 7adsasdas
            [caption] =>
            [description] =>
            [mime_type] => image/jpeg
            [url] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/7K0A0223.jpg
            [width] => 2000
            [height] => 1333
            [sizes] => Array
                (
                    [thumbnail] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/7K0A0223-150x150.jpg
                    [thumbnail-width] => 150
                    [thumbnail-height] => 150
                    [medium] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/7K0A0223-300x199.jpg
                    [medium-width] => 300
                    [medium-height] => 199
                    [large] => https://localhost/acf-crop/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/7K0A0223-1024x682.jpg
                    [large-width] => 474
                    [large-height] => 315
                   ... more sizes
                )

        )

)

Thus you could use something like:

// Get the image array
$image = get_field('my_image');

// Retrieve URL of cropped image
$cropped_url = $image['url'];

// Retrieve URL of original image
$original_url = $image['original_image']['url'];

Hope that clears it up.

Best,
Anders

Is there updated code that produces the “original_image” data?
I followed your directions but there is no $image[‘original_image’] in my image object.

What ACF version are you using?

Version 4.3.9

Hi,

As far as I can see, ACF doesn’t support a return type of Image Array as per this screengrab:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/167786/imagetype.png

I’m not sure why this is set as [resolved].

Same problem here, using the plugin ver 1.4.1 and ACF 4.3.9.

Array is not displayed as an option and it’s neither included in acf-image-crop-v4.php. Just ‘url’ ‘id’ and ‘object’.

Was it removed due some problem?

I also don’t know why this has been marked as resolved when it clearly isn’t.

Quick fix/workaround:

I did some peaking in the DB, seems the field saves a meta that contains 2 things, original image ID and Cropped image ID. After that, depending on how you configure it (object or url or id), it process then to return either just the ID from the db or fetch requested info.

So I cam up with the ‘dirtiest/quickest’ way to workaround, make it return the same object that is saved to DB containing only both ids.

To do this:

1- Add another return option, in ver. 4.3.9 this would be in line 274, change:

'choices'	=> array(
				'url'		=>	__("Image URL",'acf'),
				'id'		=>	__("Image ID",'acf'),
				'object'	=>	__("Image Object",'acf')
			),

to:

'choices'	=> array(
				'url'		=>	__("Image URL",'acf'),
				'id'		=>	__("Image ID",'acf'),
				'object'	=>	__("Image Object",'acf'),
				'original_object'	=>	__("Original Object (Original+Cropped)",'acf')
			),

2- The ‘built of returns’ is just a series of if else, so in line 528 add another ifelse for the new option:

if( $field['save_format'] == 'original_object' ){
			$value = $data;
		}

This will make the plugin return a std class object containing the 2 images ids, example:

stdClass Object
(
    [original_image] => 110
    [cropped_image] => 135
)

Faster Quick fix.

Just add this after line 474

$value['original_image'] = $this->getImageArray($data->original_image);

Thanks Kayheunen ??

Not being great with array manipulations, what PHP do I need to add to my template to display the original image?

It’s the same array as the cropped image, only in key ‘original_image’.

// Get the image array
$image = get_field('my_image');

// Retrieve URL of cropped image
$cropped_url = $image['url'];

// Retrieve URL of original image
$original_url = $image['original_image']['url'];

Awesome, thank you very much ??