taylor11

I don’t either, but the person I am doing the project for seems to have this issue in his naming structure.

Other than page ID, nothing.

I can search for a tag and add something that differentiates the pages, if something exist.

Can we use the page slug?

Got everything working smoothly with this code, I probably should not have used another ereg_replace to remove the leftover “amp” from “&” but it is working as expected.

<?php
$imgtype = '.png'; // Image type, be sure to remember the period
$directory = 'wp-content/test/'; // Where your files are located
$ptitle = the_title('','',false); // The title, return=false so not to echo/return value
$logo = ereg_replace('[^A-Za-z0-9]', '', $ptitle ); // Remove all special characters
$logo = ereg_replace('amp', '', $logo ); // Remove the remaining "amp" from "&amp;"

$logoresult = get_bloginfo('siteurl').'/'.$directory.$logo.$imgtype; // Build a complete path for image src
$logodefault = get_bloginfo('siteurl').'/'.$directory.'default'.$imgtype; // Default image
$logocheck = $directory.$logo.$imgtype; // Pure relative path for file_exists function
$file = file_exists($logocheck);
?>
<?php if($file) : // If the file exists ... ?>
  <img src="<?php print $logoresult; ?>" alt="<?php print $ptitle; ?>" />
<?php else : // If the file does not exist, use default ... ?>
  <img src="<?php print $logodefault; ?>" alt="<?php print $ptitle; ?>" />
<?php endif; ?>

Any thoughts on my other issue of the same page name but different logos need to be displayed? Your opinion may help get the ball rolling – would like to avoid using different page templates for these pages.

Just tried it – I have been playing with this code all day. It is nearly exactly the same as you just provided. I was using str_replace

$imgtype = '.png'; // Image type, be sure to remember the period
$directory = 'wp-content/test/'; // Where your files are located
$ptitle = the_title('','',false); // The title, return=false so not to echo/return value
$logo = str_replace('[^a-zA-Z0-9]', '', $ptitle );

$logoresult = get_bloginfo('siteurl').'/'.$directory.$logo.$imgtype; // Build a complete path for image src
$logodefault = get_bloginfo('siteurl').'/'.$directory.'default'.$imgtype; // Default image
$logocheck = $directory.$logo.$imgtype; // Pure relative path for file_exists function
$file = file_exists($logocheck);
?>
<?php if($file) : // If the file exists ... ?>
  <img src="<?php print $logoresult; ?>" alt="<?php print $ptitle; ?>" />
<?php else : // If the file does not exist, use default ... ?>
  <img src="<?php print $logodefault; ?>" alt="<?php print $ptitle; ?>" />
<?php endif; ?>

I have no idea what is hanging it up! Been at it all day!

I also have another issue you may be able to guide me with. I have 11 pages that are the same page name. Five of the pages with the same page name use a logo with a tagline, and six of the pages with the same page name use a logo without a tagline. To make a long story short, there are 11 pages with the same page name (Store name) and they share two different logos. Any ideas? I know I can hard code it and set it to use a special template, but it would be awesome if I could just have one template that handled it all!

Anyone have any ideas for this one based on t31os’s code?

Ultimately would like to remove all characters except digits and alphabetical characters

One last thing. I am having trouble with.

I’m attempting to use your same technique with preg_match to remove any apostrophes as well.

I am having trouble getting it to output. Can this be easily accomplished?

Wow! Worked flawlessly.

This script combined with a gallery function will be perfect!

I appreciate all your hard work.

Thank you.

Removing the spaces from the page title would be great. I was going to name the images according to a logo descriptor, but naming them by the page title will be logical as well. What happens if I have two locaton names(page titles) that are the same and each logo(image) is slightly different?

I greatly appreciate your effort!

These are pages, not post.

Here is the code I am currently using, and it is working quite well. (Ignore that I don’t have “alt” tag)

<?php
if(is_page('Page Title'))
{ ?>
<img src="/path/to/image.png" />
<?php
}
elseif (is_page('Page Title'))
{
?>
<img src="/path/to/image.png" />
<?php
}
?>

What I don’t like about doing this is that it is calling from the template file, making it rather messy. I will have to have 120 of these Conditionals to make it do exactly what I need.

You hit it right on the head.

By

you’d need to check for the existence of spaces etc.

do you mean spaces in the image name like…

some/path/to/image/hello this is my image.jpg?