I would like to use Html->image and Html->link together, but
    Html->link will convert characters like <, ", etc to htmlize
    them. 
    
    for example 
                $imgTag =
    $this->Html->image($image['Image']['thumb_path'], array( 'alt'
    => $title )); 
                    
$options = array('class' => 'thumb', 'name' =>
    trim(Inflector::slug($title)), 'title' => trim($title)); 
                    
               echo 
$this->Html->link($imgTag,
    $this->Html->url($image['Image']['small_path'],true),
    $options); 
    
    Will actually produce 
    
    <a href="/2d3cf4770eefa1244464b0371009c2b0_resized_250x188.jpg" class=" 
thumb " name=" tree " title=" tree ">
<img 
src="/2d3cf4770eefa1244464b0371009c2b0_resized_100x75.jpg" 
alt="tree " /></a>

Yes the < etc is really in the file, so the image does not get 
recognized by the browser as HTML. But it just gets displayed as text.

Any way to get the Html->link to not convert the string?
Or do I need to just build this manually?

    
  





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