.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt .. _feature-90068: ===================================================================== Feature: #90068 - Implement better FileDumpController ===================================================================== See :issue:`90068` Description =========== FileDumpController can now process UIDs of sys_file_reference records and can adopt image sizes to records of sys_file. Following URI-Parameters are now possible: + :php:`t` (*Type*): Can be one of :php:`f` (`sys_file`), :php:`r` (`sys_file_reference`) or :php:`p` (`sys_file_processedfile`) + :php:`f` (*File*): Use it for a UID of table :sql:`sys_file` + :php:`r` (*Reference*): Use it for a UID of table :sql:`sys_file_reference` + :php:`p` (*Processed*): Use it for a UID of table :sql:`sys_file_processedfile` + :php:`s` (*Size*): Use it for a UID of table :sql:`sys_file_processedfile` + :php:`cv` (*CropVariant*): In case of `sys_file_reference`, you can assign it a cropping variant You have to choose one of these parameters: :php:`f`, :php:`r` or :php:`p`. It is not possible to use them multiple times in one request. The Parameter :php:`s` has following syntax: width:height:minW:minH:maxW:maxH. You can leave this Parameter empty to load the file in original size. Parameter :php:`width` and :php:`height` can feature the trailing :typoscript:`c` or :typoscript:`m` indicator like known from TS. See the following example on how to create a URI using the :php:`FileDumpController` for a sys_file record with a fixed image size: .. code-block:: php $queryParameterArray = ['eID' => 'dumpFile', 't' => 'f']; $queryParameterArray['f'] = $resourceObject->getUid(); $queryParameterArray['s'] = '320c:280c'; $queryParameterArray['token'] = GeneralUtility::hmac(implode('|', $queryParameterArray), 'resourceStorageDumpFile'); $publicUrl = GeneralUtility::locationHeaderUrl(PathUtility::getAbsoluteWebPath(Environment::getPublicPath() . '/index.php')); $publicUrl .= '?' . http_build_query($queryParameterArray, '', '&', PHP_QUERY_RFC3986); In this example crop variant :php:`default` and an image size of 320:280 will be applied to a sys_file_reference record: .. code-block:: php $queryParameterArray = ['eID' => 'dumpFile', 't' => 'r']; $queryParameterArray['f'] = $resourceObject->getUid(); $queryParameterArray['s'] = '320c:280c:320:280:320:280'; $queryParameterArray['cv'] = 'default'; $queryParameterArray['token'] = GeneralUtility::hmac(implode('|', $queryParameterArray), 'resourceStorageDumpFile'); $publicUrl = GeneralUtility::locationHeaderUrl(PathUtility::getAbsoluteWebPath(Environment::getPublicPath() . '/index.php')); $publicUrl .= '?' . http_build_query($queryParameterArray, '', '&', PHP_QUERY_RFC3986); This example shows the usage how to create a URI to load an image of sys_file_processedfile: .. code-block:: php $queryParameterArray = ['eID' => 'dumpFile', 't' => 'p']; $queryParameterArray['p'] = $resourceObject->getUid(); $queryParameterArray['token'] = GeneralUtility::hmac(implode('|', $queryParameterArray), 'resourceStorageDumpFile'); $publicUrl = GeneralUtility::locationHeaderUrl(PathUtility::getAbsoluteWebPath(Environment::getPublicPath() . '/index.php')); $publicUrl .= '?' . http_build_query($queryParameterArray, '', '&', PHP_QUERY_RFC3986); There are some restriction while using the new URI-Parameters: + You can't assign any size parameter to processed files, as they are already resized. + You can't apply CropVariants to `sys_file` and `sys_file_processedfile` records. Impact ====== No impact, as this class was extended only. It's fully backwards compatible. .. index:: FAL, ext:core